Felony Bail Bonds in Polk County
A felony charge changes everything. Bail is higher, the process feels longer, and it is easy to feel stuck. We have helped Polk County families through this exact situation, and we are ready to help yours too.
Why Felony Bail Feels So Overwhelming
A felony bail amount is almost always bigger than a misdemeanor bail amount, sometimes by a lot. On top of that, some felony cases come with an extra court hearing just to set or review bail, called a bond hearing. Families are often hearing these terms for the first time while already under stress.
You do not need to understand all of it before you call. We will walk you through what your specific charge means for bail, step by step.
What Makes a Felony Bond Different
Higher Bail Amounts
Felony charges carry heavier penalties, so judges usually set bail much higher than they would for a misdemeanor.
Possible Bond Hearing
Some felony cases include a separate hearing where a judge sets or reviews the bail amount.
Collateral May Be Needed
On larger bonds, collateral such as a car or property can help secure the bond and lower the cash needed up front.
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515 E Main St, Bartow, FL 33830 -
Hours
Open 24 hours a day, every day of the year
We come to you as much as we can, but if you would rather meet in person, here is our office.
Get DirectionsEstimate a Felony Bail Bond
Felony bail amounts vary a lot by charge, so use this calculator to get a starting number. Call us for the real bail amount and an exact price.
Florida sets a $100 minimum fee, so any bail amount under $1,000 will still show $100 below. At that minimum, the fee is due in full, with no payment plan.
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Felony bonds are often larger, which is exactly where a payment plan helps most. See how our financing options work, or call us directly.
Not Sure Which Jail They're In?
A felony arrest still moves through the same Polk County facilities as any other charge. Here is where to check:
Not sure where to even start? Call us with the person's name, or visit our inmate search page and we will help you find them.
How Our Agents Help
Felony cases move fast once bail is set, and we move with them. Here is what we do for you:
- Answer the phone any time, day or night
- Explain the bail amount and what it means in plain terms
- Start the bond paperwork right away, even before you reach our office
- Work out a payment plan sized to your family's budget
- Coordinate with the jail so release happens as fast as possible
We have been through this process with families across every part of Polk County, and we do not judge anyone for the charge on the paper. Our job is to help get your loved one home while the case moves forward.
Felony Bail Questions
Why is felony bail so much higher than a misdemeanor?
Judges set felony bail higher because the charges are more serious and the possible penalties are bigger. A higher bail amount is meant to make sure the person comes back to court.
Do I still only pay 10% on a felony bond?
Yes. Florida law caps the bail bond fee at 10% of the bail amount, no matter what the charge is. A higher bail amount just means a higher 10%, which is why we offer payment plans on larger felony bonds.
Does a felony bond take longer to arrange?
It can, mostly because felony bail amounts are larger and sometimes involve collateral or a bond hearing. We start the paperwork right away so the process moves as fast as it can.
What is a bond hearing?
A bond hearing is a separate court hearing where a judge decides or reviews the bail amount for a felony charge. Not every felony case has one, but when it happens, we can explain what to expect.
Can bail be denied for a felony charge?
In some serious felony cases, a judge can deny bail or hold someone without it. This is not common, and it depends on the specific charge and the judge. Call us and we can help you understand where a case stands.
Serving All of Polk County
No matter where the felony arrest happened, we can help. Most of our calls come from Davenport, Bartow, Lakeland, and Winter Haven, but we cover every part of Polk County.
More Ways We Can Help
Misdemeanor Bail Bonds
Facing a lesser charge instead? See how misdemeanor bail works in Polk County.
Learn MoreEmergency Bail Bonds
Need help right now, day or night? Here is what to do the moment an arrest happens.
Learn MoreBail Financing
See how payment plans work when a felony bond is more than you can pay up front.
Learn MoreTalk to a Bail Agent Now
A felony charge is heavy enough on its own. Let us handle the bail bond so you can focus on your family.