Louise was very professional and prompt and did all of the work with utmost professionalism and…read moreintegrity, including ensuring transportation and safety. I highly recommend.

No words can express how grateful I am for Quick Release Bail Bonds. I was stuck in Mono County…read moreJail which is located in Bridgeport, CA for a warrant. Bridgeport is a small secluded town over 2 hours away from South Lake Tahoe. There are no bail bond company's nearby and none that were willing to make the drive to bail me out. Being in jail is obviously a very stressful and overwhelming experience. I contacted over 15 different companies and while some told me no right away, some gave me false hope and never showed up. Quick release bail bonds did communicate their concerns about the drive. But, after I expressed with them my frustration and loss of hope, Louise assured me that she will do her best to get me out ASAP. Sure enough, just a few hours later, I'm told to grab my stuff because I'm being released. They bailed me out of jail, they set me up with a new court date, and informed me of all the next steps necessary to keep myself out of jail and avoid having to pay the full bail amount. I'm beyond grateful for them. They were eager to help me when no one else would. I highly recommend them to anyone. Very nice and knowledgeable, family owned business! Definitely no need to look further. If you or your family's in trouble, give them a call!

I didnt like anything the guy was rude called me a bastard and hung up on me. So on there website…read moreit says mo bail too big or too small. I explained to him it was $525 he said and i quote " thats to small get the money yourself". I called back to tell him it was total not the 15% and said he didn't need to be rude that when he said i quote "your a bastard don't ever call here again". So mad i called back he answered the phone didn't speak and hung up. Liars and very very unprofessional they shouldn't be in business

From the owner: Surety bonds - a third party agrees to be responsible for the debt or obligation of the defendant…read more In many jurisdictions this service is provided commercially by a bail bondsman, where the agent will receive 10% of the bail amount up front and will keep that amount regardless of whether the defendant appears in court. The court in many jurisdictions, especially states that prohibit surety bail bondsmen - Oregon, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky and Maine -may demand a certain amount of the total bail (typically 10%) be given to the court, which, unlike with bail bondsmen, is returned if the defendant does not violate the conditions of bail. This is also known as surety on the bond.