whats the bail bond fee for dwi?

Question

driving while intoxicated , i would want to to know what would be the fee to bail some one out for those charges

Answer 1

I am an ex bail agent. the fee depends on the bondsman. it would be no more than 15% for a bondsman charging the max amount, all the way down to possibly 5% if they are a cash bonding agent. this will vary from state to state. Plus a filing fee the court charges. Some states do not allow cash bondsmen. The average bail is $1000 for a first offense with no other charges. second offenses are usually $5000. Most bondsmaen write for an insurance company that backs the bonds. In return they charge 5% of what ever the bond amount is. The Bail Bondsman then keeps anything above that amount.If the state allows cash bondsmen, thn they have put up a cash bond with the state to write bonds with the courts. this allows them to charge less since they dont have to pay an insurance company their 5%.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

Typical Bail For Dui

Answer 5

To buy a bail bond is typically 10% of the bail amount. The bail is going to depend 100% on your local jurisdiction, and will be set by them based on things like is it a first offence, how far over the limit was he, was the car otherwise legal, was he otherwise legal, does he have any other non-dui priors, did he have passengers (especially kids) with him, is he a transient or does he have a steady job, etc etc etc
Sorry, there's no "fixed scale" for such amounts.

Richard

Answer 6

It sounds to me like you over did it with the booze. If you wrecked you are going to have cuts and bruises . Possibly torn clothing. If you blew a .16 on the breathalyzer you were dead drunk. That's twice the legal limit. If you are found quilty in court you will have to pay the fines. The only thing a bondsman does is put up the money to say you will appear in court. If you fail to appear the police will be after you with a warrant and the bondsman will be after you to return you to jail because he don't want to lose his money because you didn't appear. There is no way to get the conviction off your record. Yes it will effect your car insurance it will probably be doubled. The scholarship I don't know about.