Bail Bond Contract

Capps Bail Bonds

BAIL BOND CONTRACT and AGREEMENT

I, , Defendant/Principle, hereby agree to the following terms and conditions in consideration for Capps Bail Bonds and its agents acting as Surety on my bond:

To APPEAR IN COURT on all dates indicated by Capps Bail Bonds by my attorney, the court, or clerk of the court for any and all courts where I have a case or cases pending. I understand that I am “on bond” until all my cases are disposed of, meaning that I have received a dismissal or a judgment which has been signed by a judge, filed with the clerk, and a copy given to my bail bond company.
To CHECK IN with my bail bond company ONCE A WEEK (MONDAY ONLY) UNTIL ALL CASES HAVE BEEN RESOLVED.

GRIMES COUNTY OFFICE- 936-873-9996
WALLER COUNTY OFFICE- 979-826-3733
WASHINGTON COUNTY OFFICE- 979-251-7505

To REPORT ANY CHANGES in address, telephone number, employment, or attorney to Capps Bail Bonds.
To PAY as agreed in the attached “Payment Agreement.” I understand the payment I have made thus far is A FEE and is non-refundable.
To NOTIFY Capps Bail Bonds within 24 HOURS if ARRESTED in any county.

I authorize Capps Bail Bonds to post my bond in the event of a subsequent arrest prior to the notification above. I understand if I violate any conditions of bond or get arrested on a new case, the surety will surrender my bonds for that reason alone. I understand that failure to comply with any of these requirements may result in Capps Bail Bonds filing an Affidavit of Surety to Surrender, which will result in a warrant being issued for my arrest. I understand that if this occurs, no fees, premiums, cash deposits or collateral are refundable. I understand that if I fail to comply with any portion of this agreement, any and all legal remedies available by law will be pursued against both me and the person who signed as my Indemnitor/CoSigner. I understand that BAIL JUMPING is an offense punishable by law. I further agree that in the event I fail to appear in any court that this Surety Company has bonds outstanding in, the cosigner will pay the Surety, in certified funds, the face value of all bonds forfeited plus the cost of court for each bond within 10 days of the failure to appear date.

Date:

Signature:

Client’s Signature (DEFENDANT/PRINCIPLE)

ANDERSON

Our Grimes County office is located in Anderson, TX in front of the Grimes County Jail.

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BRENHAM

Our Washington County office is located in downtown Brenham, TX across the street from the Washington County Court Annex building.

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CENTERVILLE

Our Leon County office is located in Centerville, TX right next to Town Cafe.

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HEMPSTEAD

Our Waller County office is located in Hempstead, TX across the street from The Dollar Tree and O’Reilly Auto Parts.

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With years of experience, our dedicated team at Capps Bail Bonds specializes in crafting personalized bail bond solutions, ensuring affordable and efficient release for individuals facing legal challenges in Texas.

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Common Questions

How long does it take for the defendant to be released once the bail bond is posted?

At Capps Bail Bonds, the release timing after posting a bail bond or an O.R. (own recognizance) release is generally similar. The jail controls the release process, which depends on the number of detainees being processed. We ensure that the bail bond is posted promptly, but we cannot expedite the jail’s procedures. The release timeline is entirely dependent on the jail’s workflow and processing speed.

Is collateral always required to secure a bail bond?

Collateral is not always required to secure a bail bond with Capps Bail Bonds. The necessity for collateral depends on various factors, including the defendant’s situation, the bond amount, and the perceived risk. In many cases, we can offer flexible options and work with you to find a suitable solution that doesn’t require collateral. Our goal is to make the bail process as accessible and straightforward as possible for our clients.

What can cause the bond to be forfeited?

A bond can be forfeited if the defendant fails to appear for their scheduled court date. Additionally, if the defendant violates any conditions set by the court or the bail bond agreement, the bond may also be forfeited. It’s crucial for the defendant to comply with all court and bond conditions to avoid forfeiture. At Capps Bail Bonds, we provide guidance to ensure our clients understand and adhere to these requirements.

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