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Act Now! You have three choices

1. Turn yourself in to the county jail.
2. Pay the full amount of the bond or,
3. Call Action Plus Bail Bonds.

Warrants

AVOID ARREST!

Why should you risk the possible loss of employment or suffer being embarrassed in front of your family, or friends or co-workers?

ACT NOW! YOU HAVE THREE CHOICES:

1. Turn yourself in to the county jail.
2. Pay the full amount of the bond or,
3. Call Action Plus Bail Bonds.

WE OFFER CONVENIENCE.
We accept Master Card, Visa, Discover, ATM, Checks, Western Union or Bank to Bank wire transfers.
We can verify outstanding warrants.
We are also the closest bond agency to the jail.

WE OFFER CONFIDENTIALITY.
All paperwork is handled discreetly in our offices.

WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME.
Call us and all forms can be ready for you when you arrive.

WE HELP YOU WORK WITHIN THE SYSTEM.
We'll help familiarize you with the judicial system and help you become aware of all necessary court appearances.

WE SAVE YOU MONEY!
Post a bond with our agency and you pay only a fraction of the amount required at the jail.

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Tips from Action Plus:

Questions to ask yourself before you agree to post bond

Often times we have defendants who call our agency and tell us to contact their ex-wives, relatives who live out of town, co-workers or a casual male or female acquaintances will they say will help them get out of jail. This means that person would be putting up the cash to pay our fee and indemnify or guarantee that the defendant will show up for court.

Since it is our Agency’s position that we actually serve the person putting up the bail and not the defendant we often find ourselves in the position of discouraging those very people from posting bond.

So to that end we decided to provide our clients a list of issues that you may wish to consider before posting bond. Click here for more info

In the News:

Gustavo Rivera, 26, of Brandon was found by deputies hanging by bedsheets from a ventilation grill during a fire drill at 3:45 a.m. Attempts to revive him failed, said J.D. Callaway, a spokesman for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Click here for full story.