What makes A+ Bail Bonds a leading Orange County bail bond company?

A+ Bail Bonds provides professional bail bond services with a proven 98.7% success rate and a 2.1 hour average release time. We've helped over 5,000 families with a team bringing 20+ years of collective bail bonds experience. We're preferred by 200+ local criminal defense attorneys and maintain relationships with Orange County Superior Court personnel, jail staff, and law enforcement agencies across all 34 Orange County cities.

How fast can you get someone out of Orange County jails?

Our average release time is 2.1 hours across Orange County facilities, compared to the 6.8 hour industry average. Santa Ana Main Jail releases typically take 1.5-3 hours, Theo Lacy Facility 2-4 hours, and Orange County city jails 1-2.5 hours. We're 45% faster than the industry average because our agents are stationed outside major jails 24/7 and have established relationships with booking staff.

How much do Orange County bail bonds cost?

California law mandates a standard 10% bail bond premium. For example, $5,000 bail costs $500, $25,000 bail costs $2,500. However, we offer the lowest down payment in Orange County - just 1% down with flexible 0% interest payment plans. We also provide military discounts (20%), union member discounts (15%), and attorney referral discounts (10%).

Which Orange County jails and cities do you serve?

We serve all 34 incorporated Orange County cities including Santa Ana, Anaheim, Irvine, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Mission Viejo, and more. We handle Orange County Main Jail (Santa Ana), Theo Lacy Facility (Orange), and all municipal jails. Our response times range from 10-20 minutes in central OC to 20-35 minutes in coastal areas.

Do you offer payment plans for bail bonds?

Yes, we offer Orange County's most flexible payment plans with as low as 1% down payment and 0% interest financing. We accept credit cards, debit cards, cash, checks, money orders, and property bonds. Payment terms extend up to 24 months and we require no collateral for qualified applicants. Our goal is reuniting families, not creating financial hardship.

What types of charges do you handle in Orange County?

We handle all criminal charges in Orange County Superior Court including DUI arrests, domestic violence, drug possession and trafficking, theft, assault, robbery, burglary, weapons violations, white collar crimes, probation violations, and warrant resolution. We also coordinate federal charges and immigration bonds. From misdemeanors to serious felonies, we provide professional bail bond services 24/7.

Are you available 24/7 including holidays?

Yes, A+ Bail Bonds operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year including all holidays. Real licensed agents answer our phones - not answering services. Orange County arrests don't stop for holidays, and neither do we. We maintain full emergency staff every single day with the same professional service you expect.

How do I verify you're a legitimate bail bond company?

Verify our California Department of Insurance license #1N13263 at www.insurance.ca.gov. We have a physical Orange County office at 2112 E. Fourth Street, Santa Ana, and 500+ verified customer reviews. Always verify licensing before working with any bail bond company.

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