Bail Bonds in Lexington, NC

Bail Bonding in Lexington, NC

 

Where is the Jail in Lexington, NC?

110 W Center Street
Lexington, NC 27292
336-242-2140

 

What is a bail bondsman?

A bail bondsman is a licensed professional who can post an eligible secured bond on behalf of a defendant, allowing them to be released without having to post the entire bond amount themselves.

When using a bail bondsman, a qualified co-signer may be required to sign an agreement accepting responsibility associated with the bond. Depending on the bond amount and circumstances, additional co-signers or collateral may also be required.

If you're unsure whether a bondsman can help with a particular bond, call Unlock Me Bail Bonding at 704-431-6229 with the defendant's name and bond amount, and we'll explain the available options.

Ways to Post Bond in Lexington, NC?

The way someone can be released from custody depends on the type of bond and conditions of release that have been set.

• Unsecured Bond:
  An unsecured bond does not require the defendant to pay the bond amount before being released. The defendant is still responsible for appearing at all required court dates and following the conditions of release.
• Secured Bond:
  A secured bond requires financial security before the defendant can be released. Depending on the circumstances, the bond may be satisfied by posting the required amount, using qualifying property, or working with a licensed bail bondsman.
• Cash Bond:
  A cash bond requires the specified amount to be paid as required by the court. A bail bondsman generally cannot satisfy a cash-only bond.

What Happens if I miss court while on bond?

Missing a required court appearance can result in an Order for Arrest (OFA) and may cause the bond to become subject to forfeiture.

What happens next depends on the circumstances. An attorney may be able to address certain court-related issues, or you may need to voluntarily turn yourself in to resolve the outstanding matter.

If Unlock Me Bail Bonding posted your bond and you discover that you missed court, contact us as soon as possible. We can discuss what happened and the next steps involving your bond.

Do not ignore a missed court date. The sooner the situation is addressed, the more options you may have for resolving it.

Ways to stay in Contact with your Loved one while in Davidson County Jail?

• The Davidson County jail inmate phone provider is Pay Tel Communications. Inmates can make outside calls to family and friends. Families and friends can create prepaid accounts by calling (800) 729-8355 or registering here.