The hours after an arrest are confusing. Here's exactly how bail bonds work in Alabama — and how we take the hard part off your hands.
One call to a real, experienced agent — day, night, weekend, or holiday. Tell us the name, the jail, and the charges if you know them. We'll take it from there.
Based on the charges, a judge sets a dollar amount that must be paid for release. For most families, paying that full amount in cash isn't possible.
For a fraction of the total — a percentage set by Alabama law — Rush Bail Bonds posts the bond so your loved one can be released while the case is pending.
By signing with us, you agree to make sure your loved one attends every court date. We'll help you keep track of what's required.
Instead of paying the full bail amount, you pay Rush Bail Bonds a fee — a percentage of the total bond, set by Alabama law. In exchange, we post the full bond with the court so your loved one can come home. We also offer flexible payment plans so that money is the last thing you have to worry about in a crisis.
When you sign a bail bond agreement, you're promising that the released person will appear at all required court hearings and follow the terms of their release. If they don't, the bond can be forfeited and you may be held responsible for the full amount — which is why we stay in touch and help you keep every date.
The hours following an arrest are chaotic. As one of the most trusted 24-hour bail companies in the region, we can at the very least give you the critical information you need to make a smart decision — even before you commit to anything.
We're not just a bail bonds company; we're your extended family in a crisis. We want your loved one released as quickly as you do. Call 205-233-1010 (Shelby & Jefferson) or 256-792-8784 (Calhoun & Cherokee), any time.
We'll walk you through it on the phone, free, with no pressure.