Appeal Bonds (Supersedeas Bonds)
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FAQ
- What does an appeal bond cost?
It is a percentage of the bond amount. Costs will vary depending on the applicant's financial strength and the circumstances surrounding the case. Most appeal bond approval terms require 100% collateral. Collateral can be waived for exceptionally strong accounts (e.g. Fortune 500 companies). You can get a general range of costs or you can apply and get an exact price online.
- Can I get approved with no collateral?
Yes. However, only if you are able to demonstrate significant financial strength (e.g. Fortune 500 companies).
- What is the process?
Fill out the application on our website, submit any court related documents concerning the case, sign the indemnity agreement, make payment & post collateral (if necessary) and we can get you a bond in a matter of days.
- Do you handle criminal court appeal bonds?
No. We do not write appeal bonds relating to criminal matters.
- Where can I get an appeal bond form?
You need to obtain it from the court requiring the bond. If the court says they do not have a bond form, request a copy of one that they have accepted in the past. Should all else fail, we have generic bond forms that can be utilized as a last resort.
- Do you write federal appeal bonds?
Yes. You can fill out our appeal bond application on our website and get approved for a federal appeal bond.
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Tiffany Alexander (Sat, 21 Jan 2012 15:17:52 -0500): My Friend was granted an appeal bond for 200,000 dollars out of Dallas County and I am trying to get him out. What can I do? I contacted a bail bonds men and they could not help me.



