Bail Bonds Services
Comprehensive bail bond solutions for every situation — available 24/7 with confidential, professional support. Every service below is handled by licensed agents at our Middletown, Hartford, and New Haven offices — each stationed minutes from its local courthouse and jail.
Whatever the charge, the fee is the same: Connecticut fixes it by statute at 10% of the first $5,000 of the bail and 7% of everything above that, so no licensed bondsman may charge more or less. Work out your number with our bail bond calculator, see the terms on our payment plans page, or read the frequently asked questions first.
Violent & Serious Offenses
Assault
For those accused of assault charges, these bonds let you prepare your defense from home rather than a cell. Assault charges in Connecticut range from a misdemeanor to a serious felony, and the bond is set accordingly.
Explore Assault Bail Bond Options →Domestic Violence
Family violence arrests in Connecticut require arraignment on the next court day, and a protective order is usually issued at that hearing. We handle these bonds with discretion and explain what the order means before you sign.
Private Domestic Violence Bail Support →Weapons Violations
Bonds for charges involving the illegal possession, carrying or use of a firearm or other weapon, including the pistol permit and unlawful discharge offenses that often accompany them.
Bail for Weapons Violations →Sex Crimes
Sensitive charges handled confidentially by licensed agents. Bonds on these charges are often high and frequently carry conditions such as no-contact orders or GPS monitoring, which we will walk you through.
Discreet Sex Crime Bail Services →Drug-Related Offenses
Drug Crimes
Coverage across the full range of drug charges, from simple possession to sale and trafficking. Possession charges may qualify for a diversionary program that ends in dismissal, which is worth asking your attorney about early.
View Drug Crime Bail Services →DUI / DWI
Bonds for operating under the influence, so you can keep your job and meet family responsibilities while the case runs. A first offense may qualify for the Impaired Driving Intervention Program, which ends in dismissal on completion.
Get a DUI Bail Bond Today →Financial & White-Collar
White-Collar Crime
Non-violent, financially motivated offenses including embezzlement, fraud, forgery and larceny by an employee. Bonds on these cases track the dollar amount alleged, so they can be substantial.
White-Collar Crime Bail →Larceny & Theft
Connecticut grades larceny in six degrees by the value taken, from a misdemeanor to a Class B felony. We post bonds across all of them and can tell you on the phone roughly where yours will land.
Theft and Larceny Bail Solutions →Violations & Compliance
Felony Charges
Support through the longer process that serious felony charges bring. These bonds are the largest we write, and they are the ones most likely to need a co-signer or collateral.
Felony Bail Assistance →Failure to Appear (FTA)
When a court date is missed, a re-arrest order usually follows and a new bond is set. We can have that bond ready for the moment you turn yourself in, which is far better than waiting to be picked up.
Resolve Failure to Appear Warrants →Parole Violations
A parole hold is decided by the CT Board of Pardons and Paroles, not a court, and it cannot be bonded out. Where a new criminal charge comes with it, we post the bond on that charge at court while the parole matter is handled separately.
How Parole Holds Actually Work →Probation Violations
Unlike a parole hold, a violation of probation goes back before the court, and the judge sets a bond. We post those bonds daily and can usually move the same night.
Fast Help for Probation Violations →Specialized Services
Juvenile Offenses
Standard bail does not apply to most cases in Connecticut's juvenile court, where the question is detention or release to a parent. Bail does apply when a case is transferred to the adult docket, and that is where we come in.
How Bail Works for Under-18s →Disorderly Conduct
A Class C misdemeanor, and one of the most common arrests in the state. Bonds are usually modest, and release is often the same night, so you can be back at work in the morning.
Quick Release for Disorderly Conduct →