NAPLES BAIL BONDS
(239) 877-6343

Naples Bail Bonds--Fast and friendly professional customer service.

Fast and Friendly Professional Customer Service

Providing Bail Bonds in Naples and surrounding areas. Naples Jail Center Map Directions Are Available.

About

Michael Plummer

As an owner and agent, professional customer service is my priority. My educational background includes a BA degree from Indiana University and an MSW degree, with a concentration in mental health, from Barry University. My work experience includes various positions within the David Lawrence Mental Health Center. I conducted a two-year pilot program with the Department of Children and Families (formerly Health and Rehabilitative Services) intervening a select group of adults with high recidivism rates to the Crisis Stabilization Unit, State Mental Hospital and jail. I was also employed by the Collier County School District for 14 years working with pre-kindergarten age children with special needs and their families.

I have been writing bail bonds for over 20 years. Please give me a call and I would be happy to answer your questions. Thank you for taking the time to check out Naples Bail Bonds. If you found my site and or services useful, please leave a review.

Anyone may sign up for automatic court appearance text/email reminders at enotify.flcourts.org

Click here for map directions to the Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail and Immokalee Stockade.

Disclosure: The material provided here is solely for informational purposes, reflecting my own experience and viewpoint. I am not a lawyer and therefore cannot provide legal advice.

frequently asked questions

What is a Bail Bond?

Cash bonds, generally referred to as "bail", are the payment made in cash to the jail. A surety bond, generally referred to as "bond", is posted on the defendant's behalf by a bail bond company to secure release from custody and appearance in court.

As of January 1, 2024, the State of Florida adopted a standard bail bond fee schedule that is the same in every county throughout the State of Florida. Most misdemeanors and third-degree felony charges carry a standard bond that can be posted at the time of arrest. There are exceptions; for instance, persons arrested for battery/domestic violence will have a "hold" to appear in front of a judge at a bond hearing within 24 hours of arrest, to have the bond and conditions of bond, set by the judge (SBJ). First appearance court is held every day, including weekends and holidays--even Christmas Day.

How much is the fee for a bond, and do I get my money back? What if someone else also posts a bond?

The premium fee for a bond is 10% of the penal amount of the bond with a minimum of $100. The rate is the same throughout Florida. For the most part, premium fees are nonrefundable. Our bond starts the moment a person is released from custody. If we post a bond and circumstances arise whereby the person is not released from custody of the sheriff, then we will return 100% of the premium. Additionally, if we post a bond and the defendant chooses a bond from another company, then we return 100% of the premium. A person remains on bond until the case is over (disposed).

Also, the outcome of the case does not have a bearing on the premium being returned.

Besides premium, the other essential part of a bond is collateral. Collateral is something pledged as security for repayment of a loan. Unlike premium, collateral is negotiable. For a $1,000 bond we require something pledged as security for repayment of the $1,000. For a $5,000 bond we require security for the repayment of $5,000. For a $50,000 bond we require security for the repayment of $50,000.

An Indemnity Agreement is used as collateral for every bond we execute. An Indemnity Agreement is something pledged, i.e., your signature, on the agreement stating you will hold us harmless against financial loss. This means that you promise to reimburse us if the person fails to appear in court, and as a result, the bond is "forfeited". (Forfeitures are discussed below.)

In some instances, the Indemnity Agreement by itself is not sufficient and we will require additional collateral such as cash. For example, a person travelling through Naples on their way from Miami to Tampa gets a $500 bond for DUI. They have no ties to the community and it's going to be more difficult to attend court hearings here and show up to all of them. In this case the risk of the bond being forfeited goes up if the person misses court. It would not make sense for me to profit $100 and increase my risk of losing $500. In this case I would collect $600--$100 for the premium fee and $500 for collateral. Any cash that is pledged for collateral must be returned within 21 days of the bond being discharged. (Not the premium fee.) For the person with the DUI, I would return $500 minus the credit card fee on the collateral.

Are there alternatives to posting a bail bond?

Yes. As mentioned above, a Surety Bond is a bond posted on the defendant's behalf by a bail bond company to secure their release.

Another type of release is a Cash Bond. Rather than paying a 10% fee to a bail bond company, an individual, or their family member/friend, may pay the full amount of the bail, in cash, to the jail.

At First Appearance Cout bond is Set By Judge.

Typically, if the Judge establishes probable cause for the arrest exists, then a bond is set along with conditions of bond. If the Judge establishes that there is no probable cause for the arrest, then the defendant is released on his own recognizance (ROR).

If eligible, the Judge may allow a defendant to participate in the pretrial release program (PTR) in lieu of a bond. This program is administered by the Collier County Sheriff's Office.

Where is the Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail? (See Maps Below FAQ)

The Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail is located at 3347 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112. Google Maps will not precisely display the location of the jail entrance. To see where the Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail and Immokalee Stockade is located please click here to see the map below. To inquire about bail information yourself, you may call jail booking at (239) 252-9543 for Naples and (239) 252-9731 for the Immokalee Stockade.

How do I know my court date?

Anyone may sign up for automatic court appearance text/email reminders at enotify.flcourts.org otherwise, give me a call. Another source of information is collierclerk.com. On the Home Page click "Records". On the Records Search Page click "Court Records". From the Search Court Records Online click "Search". On the ShowCase Page click "Case Search". You may search court cases by either the name or case number.

Can I travel?

Travel is allowed within the jurisdiction of the 20th Circuit Court. The 20th Circuit Court includes the five counties of Collier, Lee, Charlotte, Glades and Hendry. Travel outside of the jurisdiction of the 20th Circuit Court requires written permission from the Surety (Bail Bond Company) and/or the Court. In some cases, the Judge may order surrender of travel documents and restrict travel to only Collier County.

What if I am the victim of domestic violence?

Individuals who are charged with battery cannot bond out of jail right away and are held until first appearance court where bond will be set by a judge. Typically, persons from the public are allowed to attend and observe the first appearance hearing--just not permitted to speak. The exception to this rule is that victims of domestic violence are granted permission to address the court. If the victim of domestic violence is not present, the court will most likely issue a "no contact" order and a "no trespass" order as a condition of bond. The defendant is not allowed to contact the victim or return to the residence during the pendency of the case.

What if I have a warrant?

Contact my office and I will inquire about the status of a warrant. Arrangements can be made to surrender at the Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail or Immokalee Stockade. The court looks favorably on those who cooperate with the law.

What if my bond is forfeited?

The bail bond is forfeited when a defendant fails to appear in court. In addition, the Judge will issue a bench warrant for the defendant for failure to appear. In the likelihood the forfeiture is discovered on the same day, it may be possible to have the bench warrant and forfeiture set aside, given time. Contact your bondsman and your attorney immediately. If the forfeiture and bench warrant is not set aside the same day, it is important to stay in touch with your bondsman and attorney. The attorney may be able to file an order to set aside the bench warrant and the bondsman may be able to file an order to set aside the forfeiture. If the bench warrant cannot be set aside, the defendant will need to surrender themself to the Collier County Jail. Bail Bond amounts typically double the original amount when a person fails to appear. In certain situations, the bail bond company may be able to re-write the bond for free--given special factors.

What if my bond is revoked?

Defendants released from jail, either through a bail bond or pretrial release program, must adhere to certain conditions. One of the most important conditions is for the defendant not to get rearrested on a new law violation while their case is pending. In most cases the offender will receive a new bond for the new arrest; however, the original bond or pretrial release may be revoked by the court. Having a bond revoked is equivalent to having "no bond". If there is "no bond" for the original arrest, then the person will have to stay in jail until the first case is over. After the first case is over, then a person can get out on the new charge. Do not get a new law violation!

What is a Transfer Bond?

Transfer bonds are an instrument used by Bail Bond Companies when a defendant is in custody in a different county or state. I am a registered, licensed bail bondsman in Collier County. If a defendant is located in a jail in a different county/state, I would have to seek a registered/licensed bondsman in that county to execute the bond on my behalf. There is an additional $100 transfer fee that goes to the bondsman writing the bond in the other county for their service.

map and DIRECTIONS TO THE NAPLES JAIL CENTER/COLLIER COUnty jail (239) 252-9543--my office--and the collier county courthouse

Naples Jail Center

3347 Tamiami Trail East, Naples 34112

Collier County Courthouse

3315 Tamiami Trail East, Naples 341123

Naples Bail Bonds

2681 Airport Road South, Suite C-101

Naples, FL 34112

Follow the yellow line to the jail entrance.

Enter Court Plaza from Airport Road. Travel past Naples Bail Bonds office and turn right around the three-story building. Proceed left through the gate. Be cautious

HELPLFUL RESOURCES AND LINKS

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NAPLES JAIL LINKS

Collier County Jail Inmate Search (239) 252-9543

Collier County Sheriff's Office Non-Emergency (239) 252-9300

Collier County Clerk of Courts (239) 252-2646 ext. 7667

ENotify.FLCourts.org (Recommend)

SmartInmate.com

Connects family and friends with incarcerated individuals through an easy-to-use online communications system.

JailATM.com

Ability to deposit money to commissary along with other options.

MENTAL HEALTH/EMERGENCY SERVICE LINKS

David Lawrence Center (239) 354-1438

DLC Emergency Services/Crisis Stabilization Unit is available 24/7.

The Center for Progress and Excellence Mobile Crisis Line

Available 24/7 to residents in Lee, Hendry, Glades, Collier & Charlotte counties at 844-395-4432.

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline National Call or Text: 988

Provides support in the United States 24/7.

Crisis Text Hotline National Text HOME to 741741.

Provides support in the United States 24/7.

Shelter For Abused Women of Collier County (239) 775-3862

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) Collier Chapter (239) 260-7300

A nonprofit that provides mental health support, advocacy, and education to inspire resilience and strengthen communities in our region.

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS & SUPPORT (LOCAL)

Sunlight Home Naples (239) 352-0251 Free and safe home for pregnant moms in Florida.

Naples Area Alcoholics Anonymous Intergroup (239) 262-6535

DUI Information/School Naples (239) 793-5552; Ft. Myers (239) 332-3008; LaBelle (863) 675-0544; Port Charlotte (941) 629-5635

David Lawrence Center Naples, FL (239) 455-8500

Addiction recovery services including Detox, Outpatient, Inpatient Residential and Aftercare and Support.

Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Naples, FL (877) 638-8702

Residential treatment center.

St. Matthew's House Naples, FL (239) 774-0500

Offers housing and support including Justin's Place Recovery Program (239) 687-7633. There is also a Jill's Place for Women.

The Willough at Naples (800)722-0100

Residential treatment center.

Whitesands Alcohol and Drug Rehab

Ft. Myers, (877) 855-3470 In-patient Detox Treatment Center

Naples, (239) 330-6870 Out-patient Detox Treatment Center

Salvation Army Ft. Myers, FL (239) 278-1551

Offers housing and support

Groups Recovery (888) 215-0488

In-person and virtual treatment options, fast access to Suboxone treatment, insurance and Medicaid accepted, just one hour each week.

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS & SUPPORT (FLORIDA)

Harvest House, Sarasota, FL (941) 953-3154

Treatment Center/Offers housing and support.

2nd Chance Ministries, Inc. Sebring, FL (863) 658-1010

Residential Program for addiction.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resource Center (239) 337-8199

FDLRS provides free developmental screenings for children from birth through age five.

Collier County School District (239) 377-0001

Obstacles to Opportunities

Podcast featuring two Naples locals, Jess Powell and Heather Caine, who host intriguing interviews.

Sunrise Community of Southwest Florida Naples (239) 643-5338

To create valued lives for people with disabilities.

Deaf Advocacy Network of Naples

Equal access for deaf and hard of hearing residents of Collier County.

Lighthouse of Collier (239) 430-3934

Offering programs and services to help the blind and visually impaired become independent in Collier County.

Golden Paws Assistant Dogs (239) 775-1660

Serving those who need us most.

AED Implementation (800) 242-8721

View resources for Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Implementation - including guides, flyers, laws, and more.

12WeekYear.com

Time management program for individuals or organizations.

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NAPLES BAIL BONDS
(239) 877-6343

Naples Bail Bonds--Fast and friendly professional customer service.

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

About

Michael Plummer

MEMBERSHIP

FLORIDA BAIL AGENTS ASSOCIATION

GREATER NAPLES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

frequently asked questions

What is a Bail Bond?

How much is the fee for a bond, and do I get my money back? What if someone else also posts a bond?

Are there alternatives to posting a bail bond?

Where is the Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail? (See Maps Below FAQ)

How do I know my court date?

Can I travel?

What if I am the victim of domestic violence?

What if I have a warrant?

What if my bond is forfeited?

What if my bond is revoked?

What is a Transfer Bond?

Can I come off the bond?

What is an ICE Hold?

Does Naples Bail Bonds solicit customers?

Experienced and Professional

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

Our office will NOT call you for additional payments!

map and DIRECTIONS TO THE NAPLES JAIL CENTER/COLLIER COUnty jail (239) 252-9543--my office--and the collier county courthouse

map and directions to the Immokalee Jail Center/stockade (239) 252-9731

HELPLFUL RESOURCES AND LINKS

Suggestions Welcome! Sharing is Caring.

NAPLES BAIL BONDS(239) 877-6343

Naples Bail Bonds--Fast and friendly professional customer service.

Call NAPLES BAIL BONDS (239) 877-6343 -- -- -- Our office is just steps from the Naples Jail Center

About

Michael Plummer

MEMBERSHIP

FLORIDA BAIL AGENTS ASSOCIATION

GREATER NAPLES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

frequently asked questions

What is a Bail Bond?

How much is the fee for a bond, and do I get my money back? What if someone else also posts a bond?

Are there alternatives to posting a bail bond?

Where is the Naples Jail Center/Collier County Jail? (See Maps Below FAQ)

How do I know my court date?

Can I travel?

What if I am the victim of domestic violence?

What if I have a warrant?

What if my bond is forfeited?

What if my bond is revoked?

What is a Transfer Bond?

Can I come off the bond?

What is an ICE Hold?

Does Naples Bail Bonds solicit customers?

Experienced and Professional

BEWARE OF SCAM PHONE CALLS!! WARNING!! PLEASE READ!! UNFORTUNATELY THIS HAPPENS!!

Our office will NOT call you for additional payments!

map and DIRECTIONS TO THE NAPLES JAIL CENTER/COLLIER COUnty jail (239) 252-9543--my office--and the collier county courthouse

map and directions to the Immokalee Jail Center/stockade (239) 252-9731

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HELPLFUL RESOURCES AND LINKS

Suggestions Welcome! Sharing is Caring.

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NAPLES BAIL BONDS
(239) 877-6343