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Craven Bail Bonds serves Dayton and Montgomery County from 131 N Ludlow St, Suite 302, Dayton, OH 45402. Call (937) 228-2002 24/7 for a free, confidential bail bond consultation. Call before visiting to discuss your next step.
For your first call, have these details ready if available:
- The person’s full name and date of birth
- The holding jail and booking number
- The court, case number and charges
- The bond amount and type, if already set
At Craven Bail Bonds, our guiding principles are Compassion, Honesty, and Respect. We are committed to providing the highest level of service and support to our clients during a difficult time. Our bail agents adhere to these core values and work diligently to ensure that every client is treated fairly and respectfully.
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Our affordable bail bonds in Dayton, OH, come with flexible payment plans and financing options. Craven Bail Bonds ensures that our clients can secure the release of their loved ones without causing undue financial strain.
Free Bail Bond Consultations To Help You Understand Your Rights
Our team of expert bail agents offers free and confidential bail bond consultations to help clients understand their rights and responsibilities within the Dayton and Montgomery County court systems. We are committed to providing clear and accurate information, so you can make informed decisions about your bail bond options.
- Montgomery County Municipal Court has separate Eastern Division and Western Division locations. The Eastern Division is at 6111 Taylorsville Rd, Huber Heights, OH 45424, and can be reached at (937) 496-7231. The Western Division is at 875 E Main St, Trotwood, OH 45426, and can be reached at (937) 687-9099.
- Montgomery County Common Pleas Court:
Situated in downtown Dayton near the intersection of West Second Street and North Perry Street, this court manages more serious legal matters. It includes specialized divisions such as General, Domestic Relations, Probate, and Juvenile, each responsible for different types of cases across Montgomery County. - Dayton Municipal Court — 301 W Third St, Dayton, OH 45402. Criminal Division: (937) 333-4315.
- Kettering Municipal Court — 2325 Wilmington Pike, Kettering, OH 45420. Clerk: (937) 296-2461.
- Vandalia Municipal Court — 245 James E Bohanan Memorial Dr, second floor, Vandalia, OH 45377. (937) 898-3996.
- Miamisburg Municipal Court — 10 N First St, Miamisburg, OH 45342. (937) 866-2203.
Posting bond in Montgomery County
Montgomery County Municipal Court says bonds may be posted at the court during court hours or at the county jail. For Montgomery County Jail bond information, call (937) 225-4160. Confirm the bond amount, type, posting location and accepted payment before visiting.
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How does the bail process work in Dayton?
Start by confirming the holding facility, the court handling the case, and the bond amount and type, if already set. Dayton Municipal Court is separate from Montgomery County Municipal Court. Call our Dayton office at (937) 228-2002 with the information you have to discuss the paperwork and next steps.
How fast can someone be released from jail in Dayton?
Release timing varies by case. Jail staff must verify the person’s identification and release documents, and the court’s release conditions must be followed. Contact the holding jail for current release status before arranging pickup. A specific release time cannot be confirmed from the bond amount alone.
What is the typical bail bond fee in Dayton, Ohio?
In Dayton, bail bond fees are typically 10 percent of the total bail amount, as regulated by Ohio law. For example, a 10,000 dollar bail usually requires a 1,000 dollar non refundable premium.
What is the difference between cash bail and a bail bond in Dayton?
Cash bail means you pay the full amount directly to the court and it may be refunded after the case is completed, minus any applicable fees.
A bail bond means you pay a non refundable percentage, usually 10 percent, to a bail bondsman who posts the full bail for you.
Can bail amounts be reduced in Dayton, OH?
Yes. An attorney can request a bail reduction hearing in the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court if the bail amount is considered too high.
When you need fast, professional, and compassionate bail bond services in Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio, trust Craven Bail Bonds. With our extensive experience, 24/7 availability, and commitment to our core values, we are the top choice for bail bond services in the area.
Call Our Dayton Bail Bondsman Now at 937-228-2002 for immediate assistance or to schedule a free and confidential bail bond consultation.