Felony
Felony bail bonds for first arrests and large bonds, once an amount is set and we approve the bond.
Felony
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On a Franklin County misdemeanor charge, the default is release on a promise to return to court, so Columbus families can call and ask if a bond is needed.
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Domestic Violence
Domestic violence bail bonds written after a judge sets bail, with the process explained in plain words.
Domestic ViolenceDrug Charge
Drug charge bail bonds for possession and trafficking arrests, with the fee and co-signing explained up front.
Drug ChargeOVI
OVI (impaired driving) bail bonds for first, repeat, and felony charges, once your bond amount is set.
OVIWarrant
Warrant bail bonds for bench and failure-to-appear warrants, once a bond amount has been set.
Warrant24 Hour
24-hour bail bonds with a person on the phone through nights, weekends, and every holiday.
24 HourReviews
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Daniel Wallace
I been spending a good part of the night looking for help he answerd immediately made the process easy and quick if urgency is what you need he's your guy. Very quick professional and on time. Thanks so much for your help. Its much appreciated
Candace Kellough
There amazing guys and are very helpful, would recommend them to everyone! Thank you all so much!
Rick Fitzpatrick
Top notch organization. When you need help, they’re there 24/7. Rates are Reasonable. Experienced Staff That are courteous and professional
Becky Johnson
Justin was easy to talk to and extremely easy to work with. Came to meet at my convenience. Highly recommend!
Matt Cooper Jr
This guy is amazing. He helps out several people in the area. He's very understanding and will listen. Definitely recommend him
Bill Jones
Justin was terrific. Fast and friendly. Knew what he was doing. The only people to call for a bail bondsman. Thanks Justin!
Why Us
Does a Franklin County Case Need a Bond?
Release on a promise to return to court is Franklin County's default on a misdemeanor, and money bail needs a judge to find a good reason for it. For people held in jail on a felony or domestic violence charge, bond waits for the 9 a.m. court session. From Bryden Road we explain how each option works, what the fee is, and what a co-signer takes on.
- Bond Steps Explained
- Courtroom 4D Times Explained
- Help for First-Time Callers
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Bail for someone held on a Municipal Court case can be posted any hour, and for bail the clerk takes only cash, Discover, Mastercard, or Visa. The Criminal and Traffic department is open daily from 8 a.m. to midnight, and its call center at (614) 645-8186 answers from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
At the court for people held in jail, at 9 a.m., Monday through Saturday, not holidays, in Courtroom 4D at 375 South High Street.
The court's own bond sheet says it means paying a bonding agent a nonrefundable 10% fee, while the agent covers the full amount if the defendant misses court.
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Tell us the charge and bond amount if known, and we will explain the fee and next steps.
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More than 1,000 customers have trusted us with their bail bonds. Contact us for a bail bond quote.
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