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Bail Bond Services in Tolland, CT for Every Type of Charge
Easy Bail Bonds LLC offers fast, licensed and confidential bail bond services for felonies, misdemeanors, DUI, domestic violence, drug charges and more. One call starts the release process, day or night.
Of bail bonds we post
Nights, weekends, holidays
Every CT court and jail
Connecticut bail agents
What are bail bond services?
Bail bond services help an arrested person get released from jail without paying the full bail amount in cash. A licensed bail bondsman posts a surety bond with the court for a state-regulated premium, and the defendant promises to attend every court date. Easy Bail Bonds LLC provides these bail bond services 24/7 from Tolland, CT, across all of Connecticut.
Why our services
Fast, Licensed Bail Bond Services From a Local Tolland Team
When a loved one is arrested, every hour matters. Our bail bond services are built to move quickly: we verify the bail amount, explain the paperwork in plain language and post the bond at the police station, courthouse or correctional center where your loved one is being held.
Our Tolland office is close to the Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) and the Connecticut State Police Troop C barracks, and we serve every county in the state. Whether the charge is a first-time misdemeanor or a serious felony, you get the same honest, judgment-free help.
Not sure which service you need? You do not have to know the legal terms. Call and tell us what happened, and we will explain your options. You can also browse all of our Connecticut bail bond locations.
All services
Our Bail Bond Services by Charge
Easy Bail Bonds LLC writes surety bonds for every charge heard in Connecticut courts. Find your situation below, or call us and we will guide you.
DUI Bail Bonds
In Connecticut, drivers 21 and older are considered impaired at a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher. A first DUI is usually a misdemeanor, and bail is often modest. We post DUI bail bonds quickly so you can get back to work and family.
Domestic Violence Bail Bonds
Family violence arrests often come with a protective order, and the defendant usually sees a judge on the next court day. We explain the bond conditions clearly so they are followed and post the bond as soon as it is set.
Drug Crime and Trafficking Bail Bonds
Possession, possession with intent to sell and trafficking charges can carry high bail. Our bail bond services cover every level of drug charge, with discreet help and clear answers on cost.
Marijuana Bail Bonds
Adult-use cannabis is legal in Connecticut, but charges still happen for possession over the legal limit, unlicensed sales and driving under the influence. We help with bonds on all marijuana-related charges.
Assault Bail Bonds
Connecticut divides assault into degrees, with first-degree assault charged as a serious felony. Bail rises with the degree, and we handle assault bail bonds of every size.
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Burglary Bail Bonds
Burglary in Connecticut means entering or staying in a building unlawfully with intent to commit a crime inside. Charged in three degrees, burglary bonds can be substantial, and we can help post them.
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Larceny and Theft Bail Bonds
Larceny is graded from sixth degree up to first degree, mainly by the value of the property involved. From shoplifting to major theft, our bail bond services make release simple.
Weapons Violation Bail Bonds
Weapons charges, such as carrying a pistol without a permit, are taken seriously in Connecticut and can bring high bail. We post weapons violation bonds quickly and confidentially.
Failure to Appear Bail Bonds
Missing a court date is a separate crime in Connecticut, charged as failure to appear in the first or second degree. A new bond is often required, and we help you resolve it quickly.
Probation Violation Bail Bonds
A probation violation can lead to a new arrest and a hearing before a judge. If bond is set, we post it fast so you can meet with your attorney before the hearing.
Parole Violation Bail Bonds
Parole violations are handled by the Board of Pardons and Paroles and are not always bondable. If new charges are involved, we can post bail on those charges and explain your options.
Felony Bail Bonds
Connecticut classifies felonies from Class A, the most serious, through Class E. Felony bail can be high, and our experienced agents handle large bonds with care.
Juvenile Bail Bonds
Most cases involving people under 18 go to the Superior Court for Juvenile Matters, where a judge decides on detention. If a case is moved to adult court and bail is set, we can help the family.
Sex Crime Bail Bonds
Sex offense charges are among the most sensitive cases we handle. We provide private, respectful bail bond services and explain any special release conditions.
Murder Bail Bonds
Murder is a Class A felony in Connecticut, and bail, when allowed, is usually very high. We work with families and attorneys to explain the options for the most serious bonds.
Know the difference
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Bail Bonds in Connecticut
The type of charge affects the bail amount, the court process and the premium you pay.
Misdemeanor Bail Bonds
Misdemeanors are lower-level offenses, such as many first-time DUI, minor theft or breach of peace charges. Bail is usually lower, which keeps the premium affordable, and release can often happen within hours of the bond being posted.
Felony Bail Bonds
Felonies are serious crimes, classified in Connecticut from Class A through Class E. Bail is higher, collateral or an extra co-signer may be needed, and courts often add release conditions. Our agents explain each requirement before you sign.
Release options
Types of Bail in Connecticut
Connecticut judges can release a defendant in five ways: a written promise to appear, a non-surety bond, cash bail, a surety bond or a real estate bond. The judge or bail commissioner chooses the type based on the charge, criminal history and risk of missing court.
When the court orders a surety bond and the family cannot pay the full amount, a licensed bondsman steps in. The family pays a regulated premium instead of the entire bail, and the bondsman takes responsibility for making sure the defendant appears in court.
Not sure which type was set? Read us the paperwork or the booking details over the phone and we will explain it in plain English.
- Written promise to appear. The person is released on a signed promise to return to court. No money is paid.
- Non-surety bond. The defendant signs a bond for a set amount but pays nothing unless they miss court.
- Cash bail. The full bail amount is paid to the court in cash and is returned when the case ends, minus any fees.
- Surety bond. A licensed bail bondsman guarantees the full amount for a premium. This is the bond our team posts.
- Real estate bond. Property equity is pledged to the court in place of cash, which takes longer to arrange.
Our process
How Our Bail Bond Services Work
Our bail bond services follow five simple steps, and most families only need one phone call to get started.
- Call us 24/7. Share the full name, date of birth and where your loved one is being held.
- We confirm the bail. We verify the amount, the charges and any release conditions with the facility.
- Review and sign. We explain the agreement and the premium before you sign, by phone, email or in person.
- We post the bond. A licensed agent posts the surety bond at the police station, court or correctional center.
- Release and reminders. We stay in touch so every court date is met until the case closes.
Pricing
How Much Do Bail Bond Services Cost in Connecticut?
Bail bond premiums in Connecticut follow state-approved rates: up to 10% of the first $5,000 of the bond and up to 7% of the amount above that. Rates are regulated by the Connecticut Insurance Department. Example for a $10,000 bond:
10% of the first $5,000
7% of the remaining $5,000
Total premium on a $10,000 bond
The premium is the fee for our bail bond services and is generally non-refundable. Call (860) 607-3116 for a free quote on your exact bond.
FAQ
Bail Bond Services: Frequently Asked Questions
What bail bond services does Easy Bail Bonds offer?
We post surety bail bonds for every type of criminal charge in Connecticut, including DUI, domestic violence, drug crimes, assault, burglary, larceny, weapons violations, failure to appear, probation violations, sex crimes and murder.
Are your bail bond services available 24 hours?
Yes. Our bail bond services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Call (860) 607-3116 at any hour.
How fast can you post a bail bond?
We start the paperwork as soon as you call. Once the bond is posted, release depends on how quickly the police station or correctional facility completes its processing.
Do you post bail for felony charges?
Yes. We handle felony bail bonds of all sizes, from Class E felonies up to Class A charges such as murder, when the court allows bail.
How much do bail bond services cost?
Connecticut premiums follow state-approved rates of up to 10% of the first $5,000 and up to 7% of the amount above that. A $10,000 bond costs $850.
Can you help if someone missed a court date?
Yes. Failure to appear is a separate charge in Connecticut. Call us right away and we will explain how a new bond can be posted.
Which areas do your bail bond services cover?
We are based at 12 Goose Ln, Tolland, CT 06084 and provide bail bond services statewide, including Tolland County, Hartford County and New London County.
Who can co-sign a bail bond in Connecticut?
Any adult with a valid photo ID who agrees to take responsibility for the defendant’s court appearances can co-sign. Most co-signers are parents, spouses, relatives or close friends with steady income or assets.
Do I need collateral for a bail bond?
Not always. Many smaller bonds need only the premium and a signed agreement. Larger bonds, or cases with a higher risk of missing court, may require collateral such as property or an additional co-signer. We tell you before anything is signed.
Is the premium refunded if the charges are dropped?
No. The premium pays for posting the bond and taking on the risk, so it is earned once the defendant is released, even if the case is later dismissed. Any collateral is returned after the case closes and all court dates were met.
Can you bail someone out of a jail in another Connecticut town?
Yes. Our licensed agents post bonds at police departments, courthouses and correctional centers anywhere in Connecticut, including Hartford, New Haven, New London and Windham counties.
What should I do first when a family member is arrested?
Stay calm, write down where they were taken and any booking number, and call us. Avoid discussing the case details on recorded jail phone lines, and contact a criminal defense attorney for legal advice.
Contact us
Request Bail Bond Services Now
Send the details below and a licensed bail agent will contact you quickly. If someone is in custody right now, calling is the fastest way to start our bail bond services.
- 12 Goose Ln, Tolland, CT 06084
- (860) 607-3116
- info@easybailbondsct.com
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
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