Title: If bail is set for, say, $100,000, does that mean the person actually has to pay that amount? Where does the money go? : AskReddit
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If bail is set for, say, $100,000, does that mean the person actually has to pay that amount? Where does the money go?
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Content: In the event of a forfeiture to appear in court The bail bondsman has 180 days to get the accused back in front of the judge. To do this they will hire a bounty hunter. The bail bondsman will have to pay the bounty hunter to recover their client that has failed to show up for court. Typically bounty hunters charge the bail bondsman the same 10% of the original bail amount. If 180 days passes by and they are unable to locate the person on bail, the bail bondsman now owes the court the full $100,000. On the large bonds, such as the one we are using for example, many cosigners and collateral would be used to help secure enough assets to cover the liability of a forfeiture to appear in court. All these rules are in FinePrint on the numerous documents that are involved when bailing a person out of jail. The bail bondsman goes over all this paperwork and makes sure everyone is aware what they are truly signing for. If the person getting bailed out runs, the bail bondsman can take any cosigner to court to recover out-of-pocket costs. These costs include hiring the bounty Hunter or having to pay the surety the full amount of money for the original bail amount.