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Connecticut Bail Bonds

Release Your Loved Ones From Jail Connecticut Bail Bonds: Whenever You Want

We are licensed to provide bail bond services across all 8 counties of Connecticut. We provide a low down payment service with flexible payment plans and no judgment at all. A simple call to our phone begins your journey toward your loved one's release.

24/7/365 Availability Licensed and Insured in CT All 8 Counties

Where We Post Your Bail in CT

Located in Middletown, our registered agents travel anywhere in Connecticut. Be it Hartford, New Haven, or anywhere, we will post bail for you.

Middletown Office

124 Washington St #203, Middletown

Hartford Coverage

Capital Region

New Haven Coverage

Greater New Haven

Things to Note Before You Call

Can you get my person out?

Yes. We are available 24/7 at all jails and police stations in all 8 counties of Connecticut.

What will be the cost?

It will be charged as per the state rules, which is 10% of the bail amount up to $ 5000 and 7% above that amount. You can find out the exact amount on calling us.

How fast can you do it?

Generally, it will take between 1 to 6 hours according to the police station and the time of your call.

Can you be trusted?

Yes, the bail bond is licensed by the state since the year 2007 and can be verified through the Insurance Department and State Police.

How to Bail out Someone in Connecticut

Under Connecticut General Statutes §54-63a through §54-63g, a licensed bail agent can post a surety bond at any jail or correctional facility around Connecticut, 24/7.

1

Call Us Anytime

Reach out to Liza or any licensed agent at (860) 818-7078. We'll gather arrest details and explain your options with no obligation, no judgment.

2

Complete the Paperwork

Complete bail bond forms by phone. We accept credit cards, debit, cash, and offer flexible payment plans.

3

Jail Release

Once you have filled in the forms, your bail is submitted to the relevant correctional facility. Release times may vary.

CT Bail Process Guide

According to the General Statutes §54-63a through §54-63g, police set the initial bond amount after the arrest and later the judge determines the final amount. The surety bond is charged with a determined premium set by the state law. This means that you will pay for the 10% of the first $5,000 and then 7% of the rest. You can post bail with a bail agent at any hour.

What Does a Bail Bond Cost in Connecticut?

The premium is not negotiable and it is not a guess. Connecticut fixes it by statute: 10% of the first $5,000, then 7% of everything above that. Any agent quoting you more than this is overcharging.

Bail Price Premium
$1,000$100
$2,500$250
$5,000$500
$10,000$850
$25,000$1,900
$50,000$3,650
$75,000$5,400
$100,000$7,150
$150,000$10,650

The premium is non-refundable. It is the fee for posting the bond, not a deposit. We can start with a down payment of roughly a third of the premium and schedule the balance. Run your own figure on the bail calculator. bail calculator

Connecticut Jail & Facilities Guide

We process bail amounts for all Connecticut Department of Corrections facilities and local police stations shown below.

Hartford Correctional Center

Hartford, CT

The largest pre-trial intake facility in the state with agents processing bonds here round the clock.

Post Bail at Hartford CC

New Haven Correctional Center

New Haven, CT

New haven judicial district of Connecticut. You can expect bail release after two to four hours of posting bail.

Post Bail at New Haven CC

Bridgeport Correctional Center

Bridgeport, CT

Most prominent facility in Fairfield County. Night processing of bail is carried out. Call us any time for bail.

Post Bail at Bridgeport CC

Corrigan Correction Center

Uncasville, CT

Level 3/4, pre-trial and sentenced. We can have agents available for all hours of the day for posting bail.

Post Bail at Corrigan CC

York Correctional Institution

Niantic, CT

It is the only women specific institution in the state of Connecticut. We process bail for all women in the state.

Post Bail at York CI

Manson Youth Institution

Cheshire, CT

This is a facility only for youth offenders in the state of Connecticut. Please call us to know more about our services here.

Post Bail at Manson Youth

Besides all local police locked up facilities in all 8 counties in Connecticut mentioned above there is a constant coverage from our agents serving every part of state.

Bail Bonds Across All 8 CT Counties

Local agents near you - wherever the arrest happened in Connecticut, we're there fast.

Hartford County
Bail In Hartford County
New Haven County
Bail In New Haven County

Fast Bail Anywhere in Connecticut

From Bridgeport to Enfield and everywhere in between, Liza Davis Bail Bonds provides 24/7 coverage for all 8 counties. Whether you are at a local police department or a state correctional center, our agents are ready to roll.

Serving all 169 cities and towns across the state.

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Quick Bail Process in Connecticut

Processing bail is done by our agency in all 8 counties of Connecticut and Police Station in both cities. Please read the following steps involved in bail bond processing:

Bail is set at police station after arrest by the police.
If a friend or loved one has been detained, the team at Liza Davis Bail Bonds is ready to assist. We'll guide you step-by-step through the bail process and connect you with a certified bail bonds agent in Connecticut.
Once you've reached out, one of our licensed bail bond professionals will meet with you. They will walk you through the full bonding procedure, explaining your financial options and the types of collateral we accept.
Once the bond is accepted by the appropriate Connecticut facility, our agent will handle the necessary documentation. This paperwork process typically takes between 30 and 45 minutes. Once completed, the individual will be released.
The individual who was released must appear in court on the assigned date and time. Showing up as scheduled ensures the process continues smoothly.
Once the legal case concludes - regardless of the verdict - the bail bond is exonerated, and any financial obligations or collateral held will be released.

Why Connecticut Families Trust Us

When one of your family member is in trouble, we know how to provide best bail bond service around.

Legitimate Connecticut Bail Agents

Our agents have legitimate Connecticut bail licenses obtained from the Insurance Department under Title 38a and from the State Police Special Licensing and Firearms Unit under Chapter 533.

Opinions That Matter

Connecticut families write about their experiences with the release process - whether good or bad. Read about each experience and form your own opinion.

Meet Your Agents

Our staff is composed of licensed bail bonds agents who have gained immense respect for their professionalism and compassion.

Discretion and Privacy Assured

All our calls are kept confidential. Our clients are treated with patience and respect, no matter what.

Experience With Connecticut Bail Law

We operate according to the proper Connecticut bail laws - General Statutes Chapter 533 (§29-144 to §29-152) and Title 38a Chapter 700f (§38a-660 et seq.).

Available Anytime

Our licensed bail agents are available at all times to take your calls.

Connecticut Bail Bonds - Questions and Answers

Here are the answers to frequently asked questions about posting bail in Connecticut.

After an arrest, police set an initial bond and a judge sets the final amount at arraignment under Connecticut General Statutes §54-63a through §54-63g. You can post the full amount in cash, deposit 7% in cash with the court on bonds of $50,000 or less, or use a licensed bail agent who posts a surety bond for a state-set premium.
Connecticut fixes the premium by statute: 10% of the first $5,000 plus 7% of the balance. A $5,000 bond costs $500, a $10,000 bond costs $850, a $25,000 bond costs $1,900 and a $100,000 bond costs $7,150. The premium is non-refundable, and no licensed agent may charge more than the statutory rate.
Yes, and since January 1, 2024 it is easier. Practice Book §38-8 allows a 7% cash deposit with the court on any surety bond of $50,000 or less, and a judge may allow it above that by order. The deposit comes back to you at the end of the case, less any costs, which makes it cheaper than a premium if you can raise the money.
At police lockups, 1 to 2 hours. At Connecticut Department of Correction facilities, 2 to 6 hours. Our agents begin the paperwork the moment you call.
Yes. Connecticut correctional facilities and police lockups accept bail bonds 24 hours a day, including nights, weekends and holidays. Call (860) 818-7078 any time.
The defendant's full name and date of birth, the facility holding them, and the bond amount. For the paperwork we need a photo ID and contact details for whoever signs as indemnitor. Everything can be completed by phone or secure e-signature.
Yes. We accept cash, credit cards and debit cards, and we schedule the balance of the premium over time. A down payment of roughly a third of the premium gets the process moving. Call (860) 818-7078 - there is no obligation.
Yes - DUI, assault, domestic violence, drug offenses, theft, burglary, felonies, misdemeanors, failure to appear and more. No charge is too big or too small.
The court can order the bond forfeited and issue a re-arrest warrant. Call us before the date if there is a problem - a missed appearance can often be resolved, but only if we hear about it early. Once the case ends, whatever the verdict, the bond is exonerated and any collateral is released.

Don't Let Them Spend Another Night in Jail

Just call us once! We are just seconds away from starting the bail process.