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-NO bond too big or small, we do them all.
-Payment plans available. WAC*
-Immediate release.
-Anytime, anywhere, we will be there.
-Easy Bond terms
Parishes we are currently serving:
1 2 3 And Out! Bail Bonds
225-384-3777
225-384-3777
1 2 3 And Out! Bail Bonds is performing its duty and obligation to the public by educating people about their Eighth Amendment right to bail. "It's a very tough and serious situation for anybody who is involved in needing bail, and we're just trying to make it a lot easier for our customers, making it a lot lighter, telling them "Hey, we're here for you, you're going to get through this and life will go on."
How to begin the bail bond release process? What are the first steps?
Having the following information will quicken the bond release process. It’s O.K. if you are missing or do not have all the information below, just give us a call at (225) 384-3777 and we will be glad to help you.
1. The arrestee’s full name and date of birth?
2. The jail name and city or state?
3. The date arrested?
4. The amount of bail?
5. Cash, a debit card or major credit card.
6. Louisiana required Bail Fee (these fees are set by Department of Insurance)
7. We can meet you at the prison, your home or office, ANYWHERE!
The job of a bail bond agent is varied and somewhat complex. The primary responsibility of a bail agent is to coordinate release for the arrested person until their court appearance. This permits the arrested individual to assist more easily in their defense, to return to work, and to continue with daily living. Upon the arrested person's release, the bail agent should explain the full details of the bonding process. This explanation may be required by the licensing agency.
The bail agent should also verify that the charged individual attends the necessary court proceedings. If the arrested individual fails to appear, the bond agent should help locate and return him or her for trial. The bond agent should be present at court, when necessary, to provide information on the bail bond. Bail bond agents should also be familiar with the laws and holding procedures of any property provided for collateral and return said property promptly when the bond is exonerated by court. A bail agent in your area can provide additional details about what his or her job responsibilities involve. To find a bail agent in your area call 225-303-8733.
