Big Trouble Bail Bonds & Assoc

In response to ""Just a change of Charge"" Florida state statutes, a change of charge or money, is considered a NEW bond and cannot be re-written. Now maybe the judge was/is unaware of this, as they have much bigger things to deal with. We are governed by the Florida Dept. of Financial Services and our insurance companies. As Bondsmen, we to must follow the law. This makes a good bondsmen. Sorry for the fact that the State Attnys office changed your clients charges and bond, but as an Attorney (i am assuming) you should also know the rules and do's and dont's. one that should always be followed is get all your facts before accusing. more

If your Judge requires an Affidavit to Remain on Bond - advise your clients looking for a bond to NOT use BIG TROUBLE BONDS. Apparently, BIG TROUBLE BONDS will NOT sign an affidavit to remain on bond under these circumstances. \r \r The client is arrested for Delivery. The state magistrate my client on the catch all - Sell/Deliver/Man Poss with Intent. At Arraignment - the client was arraigned on Delivery of Cocaine. Just a Change of Charge. Nothing else. BIG TROUBLE refuses to sign the affidavit and my client will have to go into custody to repost a bond with a new bondsman. And a new premium. What about his 10% premium - Nonrefundable. Their response - well we got him out of jail. BTW - Everyone else in the morning came in with affidavits and left the courtroom with their court dates. more