Bail Bonds: Everything You Need to Know in Utah & Idaho

Massey’s Bail Bonds posts a bond with the jails or courts to guarantee that the accused attends all court dates upon release. If the accused misses a court appearance, Massey’s Bail Bonds must pay the full bail amount to the court.

The accused’s charges, criminal history, state of residence – to determine flight risk, & is the accused a danger to themselves or the community.

Yes, if a co-signer takes on the financial responsibility to pay Massey’s Bail Bonds the Bail if the accused fails to appear.

A monetary amount set by a judge to guarantee all court appearances.

When you want to ensure that paying the bail to the jail or court will not be used to cover any fees, fines, court restitution, or classes.

You only pay 10% of the bail. You are not at risk of the court using the bail to cover court fees.

Yes, if you have the full bail amount, you can post bail for yourself.

If the court finds the accused not guilty or dismisses the case, court refunds the bail.

The biggest risk is losing your money if you miss court. Self-bailing also requires having access to funds quickly.

You’ll need the person’s full name, date of birth, & jail location.

Once you post the bond, release can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours, depending on the jail.

Yes, Massey’s Bail Bonds offers secure online forms and payment options for remote Bail Bond posting.

You need the accused details, a payment method, and a co-signer.

Yes. We are licensed in the state of Idaho & Utah and follow strict legal and financial guidelines through the Department of Insurance.
Utah Department of Insurance
Idaho Department of Insurance

Massey’s Bail Bonds has been licensed for over 15 + years. Our experience reflects our commitment to both guaranteeing the accused will remain on bond throughout the entire due process & the courts that all court dates will be made!