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The historic County of Kings Court House in Hanford, California, its arcade and pediment seen from below at dusk

Bail bonds
in Hanford.
One call.

If a friend or family member is in jail, call us anytime 24/7, and a licensed bail agent will walk you through the process and answer all your questions.

Call Kings County Bail Bonds: (559) 584-3615 Request information
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  • Over 40 years in Kings County

What happens when you call.

Posting bail means paperwork, a surety, a jail and usually a court, and most people calling us have never dealt with any of it. You don't have to have it worked out before you dial.

Call us

Tell the agent the person's full name and the jail or county they're being held in. Don't know which one? We can help you track it down. It's a short conversation, and information is always free.

We check

The agent checks the bail amount the court has set, then walks you through the process and lets you know what the bond(s) would cost before you commit to anything.

You decide

Nothing happens until you say so. If you would like to move forward, we can handle the paperwork in our Hanford office, or in many cases we can process the paperwork over the phone and online from the comfort of your home. We will then post the bond(s) at the jail or file it with the court as necessary.

Typical types of bonds we post in Kings County.

  • Domestic violence
  • Assault
  • Battery
  • Drug offenses
  • Violation of restraining orders

Bail bonds in Hanford, Lemoore, Corcoran and Avenal.

One office on North 11th Avenue in Hanford covers all of Kings County. We work Kings County Jail and Kings County Superior Court, and we're a few minutes from both. Call from across town, or from out of the area for a friend or family member. We also write bail on Tulare County cases; the Visalia and Tulare County guide covers the county's jails and courthouses.

  • Hanford Our office
  • Lemoore
  • Corcoran
  • Avenal
  • Visalia Tulare County
The Kings County Bail Bonds office on North 11th Avenue in Hanford: a red brick building with a yellow roadside sign out front

Kings County Jail

Run by the Kings County Sheriff's Office. For booking and inmate questions the county's own line is (559) 852-2812.

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Kings County Jail guide →

Kings County Superior Court

1640 Kings County Drive, Hanford, CA 93230. Court line (559) 582-1010.

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Our office

718 North 11th Avenue, Suite A, Hanford, CA 93230. Open 24/7.

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What a bond costs.

BailThe amount the court sets. Say the bail is $10,000.
10%In California the cost of a bond is generally 10%. The surety files that rate with the state.
$1,000What you might typically pay on a $10,000 bond. An agent will discuss the actual cost of your own bond and any payment arrangements before you sign anything.
  • Financing available
  • 0% interest payments
  • Flexible terms

We do have rebates available that in many cases can reduce the cost of the bond.

Questions people ask when they call.

How do I bail someone out of Kings County Jail?
Call Kings County Bail Bonds with the person's name and the jail. An agent can explain the next steps, the bond requirements, and the paperwork. You don't need to go to the jail yourself to start the process.

Can this be handled without coming in?
Often, yes. Many bonds are handled start to finish by phone and online. The agent will tell you what, if anything, has to happen in person.

What does a co-signer take on?
It is the responsibility of the co-signer to see that the bail premium is paid and the defendant appears in court. In case of a forfeiture and summary judgment, it is the duty of the indemnitor or co-signer to pay the full penal amount of the bail. Co-signer responsibilities covers how long that lasts, what happens if a court date is missed, and how it ends.

What if there's a warrant out?
In many cases bail can be posted at the court on a warrant, and the court can then recall the warrant and set a court date. Call before you act and an agent will explain what's needed.

Do you write federal bonds?
Yes, though they come up rarely. If it's a federal matter, say so when you call and an agent will tell you what that changes about the bond.
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