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Bail Bonds Hartford CT

When someone you care about gets taken into custody in Hartford, every moment becomes crucial to them. When you are in need of a bail bonds Hartford CT, the time your loved one has spent in jail matters and that is where Liza Davis Bail Bonds steps in ready and to save you the trouble. The bonds are posted at the Hartford Police Department and the Hartford Superior Court (GA-14) and the release process takes anything from 2 to 5 hours typically. Liza Davis has been licensed in Connecticut since 2007. You can reach Liza Davis's company anytime at the number (860) 818-7078. Our Office is located at 21 Oak Street Suite 308, which is easy to reach from both the GA-14 and the Hartford PD as well. .

Four Major Questions Asked by Families:

  • ▸Can I get my family member out? Yes. You can start the process at any time you want, day or night and we post the bond at the Hartford Police Department or GA-14.
  • ▸How much will it cost? The fee is defined by the law in Connecticut: 10% for the first $5,000 and 7% for the rest.
  • ▸When can we get the release? The release usually occurs within 2 to 5 hours after the bond is posted.
  • ▸Can I rely on you? We are licensed in Connecticut since 2007 and you can check it in the database of the CT Insurance Department.

Licensed Bondsman in Hartford: 0.2 Miles from Court and 1.3 from Hartford PD

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The Process of Getting Bail Bonds in Hartford

01Arrest and Processing at Hartford Police Department, 253 High Street, and entering into the system of CT.
02Setting Bail. A judge or bail commissioner sets the amount of bond at GA-14.
03Contact us at (860) 818-7078 to get instant answer. The call is taken immediately at any time and no answering machines are being used.
04Remote bond agreement no need to visit our office.
05The flexible payment system for your requirements. We offer payment either on weekly or monthly basis for up to 15 months.
06Posting Bond - A bond is posted by our agent in the Hartford Police Department on the street of High or at GA-14, Lafayette - a two-block walk from our office at Oak Street.
07Required Court Appearances - The defendant has to attend all court hearings at Hartford Superior Court, located at 101 Lafayette Street, Hartford, CT 06106.

Bail bonds in Hartford, CT: How Much You Will Pay

The cost of a bail bond is determined by the State of Connecticut according to Conn. Gen. Stat. section 29-151: which is 10% of the first $5,000 paid as bail, and 7% of any amount in excess of $5,000. Therefore, the fee is constant for all licensed bail bondsmen as the percentage paid remains the same no matter how serious the bail is. The cost of getting the bail bond is determined by one-third (minimum 35% of the fee) to be paid immediately, without regard to the bail, and then, the client pays the rest of the amount according to the payment plan, which may take 15 months, with no effect on credit score. Here is a sample of a few possible bail amounts.

Bail AmountCost of BondAmount to be paid (35% of total fee)
$5,000$500$175
$10,000$850$297.50
$25,000$1,900$665
$50,000$3,650$1,277.50

This is not a figure you can calculate. Call (860) 818-7078 and the charges will be discussed right away.

Types of Bail Bonds in Hartford

There is a variety of charges that we provide bail for, including: assault, domestic violence, drug charges, DUI and OUI, as well as theft, robbery, sex crimes or firearms charges. Our company provides bail bonds for all types of crimes in general.

  • Assault
  • Domestic violence
  • Drug crimes
  • DUI and OUI
  • Larceny and theft
  • Sex crimes
  • Weapons violations
  • Failure to appear warrants
  • Probation and parole violations

Our full range of Connecticut bail bond services covers everything from felony to misdemeanor cases.

Bail Bond Services in Hartford - 24 hours a day

If you call (860) 818-7078, the licensed bail agent will answer your call. What we need from you is the name of the arrested person, his/ her date of birth, and the place where he/ she is arrested. The process is started right at the moment of the call.

Commonly Asked Questions about Bail Bonds

What is the time needed to release a person arrested by the Hartford Police Department?
Most releases complete within 2 to 5 hours from when we post the bond. Our office is two blocks from GA-14, and calling us before bail is even set gets the paperwork moving early.
How much is the bail bond service?
Connecticut sets the premium by law: 10% of the first $5,000 of bail, then 7% of any amount above $5,000. On a $10,000 bail the fee is $850. Our minimum deposit is the state minimum of 35% of that fee, so $297.50 starts the process. Payment plans extend up to 15 months. No hidden fees, no administrative surcharges.
What is the difference between a bail bond and cash bail? Which one to choose?
If bail is set at $50,000 or less, the defendant may deposit 7% of the total bail in cash with the arresting agency or the court instead of using a bondsman. That deposit is refundable at the end of the case, less any fees, as long as every court date is kept. It only works if you have the full 7% in cash, and if the defendant fails to appear the entire bail becomes owed. Call us and we will tell you honestly which route fits your situation.
Where does GA-14 work? Which cities are included into GA-14?
GA-14 is the Geographical Area court served by Hartford Superior Court at 101 Lafayette Street. It covers six towns: Avon, Bloomfield, Canton, Farmington, Hartford, and West Hartford. If your loved one was arrested anywhere in those six towns, their case is processed through GA-14.
What will happen in case the second party is arrested in West Hartford?
All five of those towns are GA-14 towns, so the arrest is processed through GA-14 at 101 Lafayette Street in Hartford - the same courthouse two blocks from our office. Arrests in Windsor, East Windsor, Windsor Locks, Granby, East Granby, Simsbury, Suffield, and Enfield go to GA-13 in Enfield instead, and we cover those too.
What is the Hartford Correctional Center?
Hartford Correctional Center at 177 Weston Street is a high-security state correctional facility holding primarily pretrial adult men for courts across Connecticut. It is a separate facility from Hartford PD booking - if your loved one has been transferred there, call us immediately so we can confirm exactly where they are being held before we start the paperwork.
Do you provide bilingual services?
Yes. Our agents conduct the entire bail bond process in English and Spanish with equal fluency. No translation service, no separate queue, no extra fees. Hartford's Spanish-speaking community is served from the first call through every court date.
What kind of payment options we can offer you?
Venmo, CashApp, Apple Pay, PayPal, Zelle, and all major credit and debit cards. Bail doesn't wait for ACH processing times. Payment plans run weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly - up to 15 months.
Does a credit check matter?
No. A plan starts with 35% of the bondsman’s fee down, and the balance is spread over up to 15 months, paid weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. The 35% applies to the fee, not to the total bail.
Is it possible to obtain a bail bond over the phone?
Yes. Call (860) 818-7078 with the person’s full name and date of birth, and the bond agreement is completed by phone or encrypted e-signature. No office visit is needed.
Are you a licensed bail bondsman, not just a referral service?
We are a licensed Connecticut bail bond company physically located at 21 Oak Street, Suite 308, Hartford, CT 06106 - two blocks from GA-14. We have operated in this market since 2007. When you call (860) 818-7078, you speak to a licensed agent who posts bonds at GA-14 and Hartford PD personally.

Hartford & Capital Region Legal Facility Directory: Every Address You Might Need

  • ▸Our Hartford Office: 21 Oak Street, Suite 308, Hartford, CT 06106. Licensed CT Bail Bondsman · Active since 2007 · English & Spanish
  • ▸Hartford Police Department, 253 High St., Hartford, CT 06103. Phone number: (860) 757 4000. The police department facilitates arrests and booking in Hartford.
  • ▸Hartford Superior Court (GA-14): 101 Lafayette St., Hartford, CT 06106. Clerk's office number: (860) 566 1630. Location of being arraigned, the bail hearing procedure, and of the issuance of all failure to appear warrants.
  • ▸Hartford Correctional Center: 177 Weston St., Hartford, CT 06120 - Phone: (959) 200 3000. Place that operates 24/7 in the business of posting bail bonds.
  • ▸GA-14 coverage zone area: Avon, Bloomfield, Canton, Farmington, Hartford, and West Hartford - we cover 24/7 bail bond service across the entire GA-14 jurisdiction.

Hartford Bail Bonds: Coverage & Nearby Cities

Hartford is the core city of our Hartford County bail bonds coverage and is also the core of the full GA-14 coverage, which includes Avon, Bloomfield, Canton, Farmington, and West Hartford. If your case has dropped with different court locations, we will also cover bail bonds in Manchester, CT (GA-12) and the bail in Enfield, CT, which covers Windsor, East Windsor, Windsor Locks, Granby, East Granby, Simsbury, and Suffield. Call us for assistance.

Can't understand the whole process? Check our article How Does Bail Work in Hartford, CT, operate the CT DOC/Inmate Lookup, or find out about other covered areas of operation.

Got Arrested in Hartford or a GA-14 Town? The Clock's Already Moving.

Every hour someone sits in custody after bail gets set is an hour that didn't have to happen. I've been doing licensed, local releases out of Hartford PD and GA-14 since 2007, and I move fast.

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Bail Bond Calculator

Type in a bail amount and you'll see roughly what the bond fee and minimum deposit come out to.

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That's figured off Connecticut's rate of 10% on the first $5,000 and 7% above it, with the state minimum sitting at 35% down.

Bail Bond Payment Plans You Can Actually Afford

I build the payment plan around what you can actually pay, not the other way around.

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We can stretch it out up to 15 months. That gives you room to line payments up with whatever your paycheck looks like.

21 Oak Street: Right in the Middle of Hartford's Legal District

Our office sits at 21 Oak Street, Suite 308, right inside Hartford's legal district. That location gives us two real advantages when your family is dealing with a crisis:

Hartford Police Department (253 High St)

Hartford PD handles booking for arrests made in the city. Our Oak Street office sits just minutes from the booking facility.

Hartford Superior Court / GA-14 (101 Lafayette St)

Walk two blocks from our Oak Street office and you're at GA-14. It handles arraignments and bail hearings for Avon, Bloomfield, Canton, Farmington, Hartford and West Hartford.

Arrests happen at any hour, and our line is answered 24/7.