How Bail Bonds Work

Call Farmer Bail Bonds at (440) 316-2245. An agent is available to discuss the situation and explain the bond process. The sooner you call, the sooner we can help.

Helpful information may include the defendant's full name, date of birth if known, jail or detention facility, city, county, state, bond amount if known, charges if known, court name if known, case information if available, and your relationship to the defendant. Don't have all of this information? Call anyway.

An agent can discuss applicable paperwork, premium and payment requirements, collateral requirements where applicable, indemnitor or cosigner information, and other bond-specific requirements.

You can begin the application online through our Application for Bond page, or an agent can guide you through the process over the phone. The application is organized into logical sections and is designed to be mobile-friendly.

When approved and legally permitted, the authorized bail agent handles the applicable bond process. Processing and release times depend on the court, jail, jurisdiction, and circumstances, and cannot be guaranteed.