Cleveland City Bonding. 24/7 bail bonds across the street from the Cuyahoga County Justice Center.
Get out. Fast.
Right now.
We’re across the street from the Cuyahoga County Justice Center, and someone answers this phone at 3 a.m.
24/7
Always open. Someone answers this phone at 3 a.m.
0.1mi
Miles from the Justice Center. Directly across the street.
20+
Years posting bonds in Cuyahoga County and across Ohio.
What it costs
Ten percent. Set by the state, not by us.
Ohio law fixes the premium at 10% of the bond amount. On a $10,000 bond that is $1,000. There is no version of this where we quote you a different number.
The down payment is negotiable. We write low down payments and 0% interest plans for qualified signers, because the premium is rarely the thing standing in the way.
What happens after you call.
01
01
Call
Tell us the name, the county, and anything you know about the charge. Two minutes on the phone.
02
Verify
We find where they are being held and confirm the bond amount with the court or the jail directly.
03
Post
You sign, we post. We are across the street from the Justice Center, so for Cuyahoga County that is a walk, not a drive.
04
Release
The jail processes the release on its own schedule. We stay on the phone with you until they walk out.
Where we post
123 courts, jails and police departments.
Serving Parma, Lakewood, Euclid, and all Cuyahoga municipalities, plus courts across eleven Northeast Ohio counties. If we cannot post it, we will help you find a company who can.
Justice Center
We are located across the street for fastest service. For Cuyahoga County bonds, posting is a walk rather than a drive.
County courts
Serving Parma, Lakewood, Euclid, and all Cuyahoga municipalities, plus the Summit, Stark and Medina county courts.
Felony bonds
Specialized handling for high-value bonds and complex legal situations. If we cannot post it, we will help you find a company who can.
How much does it cost?
State law sets the premium at 10% of the bond amount. For a $5,000 bond, the cost is $500. We offer payment plans if you do not have the full amount upfront.
What is a cosigner?
A cosigner, or indemnitor, is responsible for the defendant appearing in court. If they skip, you are liable for the full bond amount. There can be more than one signer on a bond.
What do I need to sign?
You must be at least 18, have a picture I.D., and have the ability to cover the full dollar amount of the bond. That is usually shown with collateral, steady employment, or simply having known the defendant a long time.
How long does release take?
Once we post the bond, release times vary by jail and the jail controls them, not us. We monitor the process constantly and stay on the phone with you until they walk out.
Do you only write bonds in Cleveland?
No. We are a statewide and nationwide company with the resources to post bonds throughout the country. If we cannot post the bond for you, we will help you find a company who can.
Across the street.
The Cuyahoga County Justice Center is 0.1 miles from our door, on the corner of Lakeside Avenue and West 3rd. That proximity is the whole reason we can move as quickly as we do.
1200 West 3rd Street, Ste. 190 · Cleveland, OH 44113
Don’t wait. Call now.
Someone answers this phone at 3 a.m. Tell us the name and the county. We can usually find them before the jail’s website can.