The Bail Bond Company That Cares About You
Located in North Fort Myers, FL | 239-321-5434
Bail Bonds
Convenient Bail Bond Services
24/7/365 Bail Bondsman
An arrest can occur any time of the day or night. That's why Pirate Style Bailbonds is available 24/7/365 when you or a loved one needs a bail bondsman. You can count on us for personal service, and you'll always deal with our owner.
Payment plans are available, and most cases require no collateral. Walk-ins and same-day appointments are welcome! Call 239-321-5434 when you need us.
State Bonds
In accordance with Florida Law, all bail agencies must collect a monetary fee, known as the bail premium, at a rate of 10%. The minimum fee on any bond is $100. Financing plan(s) are available.
Federal and Immigration Bonds
In accordance with federal law, all bail agencies shall collect a bail premium at a rate of 15%. All U.S. district courts must approve the bond before it can be posted. U.S. magistrates require that all federal bonds be collateralized in some way.
Immigration bonds do not necessarily have to be collateralized in order to be posted.
Transfer Bonds
If you’re incarcerated in a jail outside of your hometown, we can arrange a bond to be posted almost anywhere in the U.S. This process is called a transfer bond. Additional fees are required with transfer bonds, which vary from state to state.
We have hundreds of affiliated agents throughout the country who will post the bond in the particular area where you’re incarcerated.
Nebbia and/or Source of Funds Requirements
A Nebbia hearing is ordered upon a defendant by a judge to justify all premiums for the bail bond and the coursing of the premium and collateral. Most Nebbia conditions are ordered on various drug, criminal, and financial crimes. Basically, the court may impose a Nebbia hold as a requirement prior to the release of a defendant from jail.
A Nebbia hearing is named after the case involving U.S. vs. Nebbia, 357 F.2d 303 (C.A.N.Y. 1966). Even though the Nebbia holds originated in the federal courts, the state courts are also applying the Nebbia holds through Florida Statute 903.046.
The Nebbia hold requires whoever is posting the bond to provide proof that the funds for posting the premium and collateral are from legitimate legal means. The purpose of the Nebbia hold is to prevent someone from posting a bond from funds acquired by illegal means, such as drug trafficking, conspiracy, fraudulent transactions, money laundering, or theft. A hearing may be required in order to provide testimony as to the source of the funds.
During the Nebbia hearing, the burden of proof is on the defendant to prove that the funds and / or collateral came from a legitimate source. Testimony, accounting documents, tax returns, banking records, and business records are a few things a court may consider in determining that the source of the funds is legitimate.
Once the court is satisfied, either through a hearing or an agreement between the attorneys and the judge, the court can remove the Nebbia hold and allow the defendant to bond out of jail.
Cash Bonds
Cash bonds and child support purges cannot be posted by a bail bondsman.
Cash bonds must be paid to the jail; you must pay 100% of the cash bond or purge in order for the inmate to be released.
Check with your jail as to which forms of payment they accept.
A writ of bodily attachment or a child support warrant is always a cash bond.
Cash bonds must be paid to the jail. You must pay 100% of the cash bond or purge in order for the inmate to be released. Bondsmen cannot help with this type of charge.
Call Us at 239-321-5434 for Bail Bond Services.