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Relationships Are the Most Important Job of a Bondsman
At Ross Bail Bonds, the most important part of our job isn’t paperwork—it’s relationships. Strong, trusted communication between the courts, co-signers, defendants, and attorneys is what keeps the bail process working smoothly across Colorado.
A bail bondsman serves as a central point of communication within the judicial system. We stay in close contact with court clerks, jail staff, attorneys, defendants, and co-signers, ensuring everyone has accurate information and timely updates. When issues arise, that communication is critical.
Common situations we help manage include:
• Changes to court dates
• Travel or leaving the state with court consent
• Employment or housing changes
• Bond condition questions or concerns
These decisions require careful coordination and, often, direct communication with the co-signer, who plays a crucial role in protecting the defendant’s release. Ross Bail Bonds works closely with co-signers to explain options clearly and help make decisions that are in the best interest of the defendant and the court.
Defendants and their families call us day and night with questions about court, bond conditions, and responsibilities—both while someone is still in custody and after release. Over time, those conversations build trust. That trust leads to better compliance, fewer misunderstandings, and stronger outcomes.
Attorneys are another essential relationship in the process. Clear communication between bondsmen and defense counsel allows for better coordination with the courts and ensures defendants stay informed and prepared.
At Ross Bail Bonds, we don’t just post bonds—we build relationships that support accountability, communication, and successful court outcomes across Colorado.
Call Ross Bail Bonds for trusted, 24/7 bail bond support anywhere in Colorado.
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The Bail Process
Step 1: Reach Out Anytime — We're Here 24/7
Start by contacting a Ross Bail Bonds licensed agent. You can call our office or use the inquiry link at the top of the page. All we’ll need is the person’s full name, date of birth, and the jail or county where they’re being held. From there, your agent will clearly explain the bail amount, fees, and paperwork, and guide you through every step to help get them released as quickly as possible.
Step 2: Quick and Easy Paperwork
Once the bail amount is confirmed, we’ll help you complete the required paperwork. This typically includes a bail bond application and a cosigner agreement. These forms allow us to gather the information needed to post bail and meet all legal requirements. You’ll need a valid ID and a form of payment, and your Ross Bail Bonds agent will guide you through everything to make the process as smooth as possible.
Step 3: We Handle the Jail Release
After the paperwork is finished and payment is made, your Ross Bail Bonds agent takes care of posting the bail at the jail. The release timeline depends on the jail’s procedures and how busy they are, so it may take a few hours. Once bail is posted, the defendant will be released and required to attend all court dates. We’ll go over expectations, responsibilities, and any follow-up steps so you feel informed and supported throughout the process.
Step 4: Ongoing Support and Follow-Through
After release, Ross Bail Bonds continues to support you. We’ll help explain court dates, check-ins, and any ongoing responsibilities, and remain available if questions come up. If issues arise, your agent is just a call or text away — we follow through from start to finish.
We Believe in The Power of Trust, Reliability and Respect
Ross Bail Bonds Is A Three-Generation, Family Owned Company
Founded by Richard Ross in 1996, who was born and raised on Colorado’s Western Slope, we’re proud to help our neighbors with fast, respectful, and reliable service.
We’re more than just a bail bonding company; we’re your dependable partners in navigating challenging times.
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You Have Questions.
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A bail bond is a financial guarantee that allows someone in jail to be released while their court case is pending. A licensed bail bond agent posts the bond on their behalf.
After contacting a bail agent, you’ll provide basic information about the arrested person. Once paperwork and payment are completed, the bond is posted, and the person is released.
You’ll need the defendant’s full name, date of birth, jail location, charges (if known), and the bond amount.
Release times vary by county and jail but can range from 1–8 hours after the bond is posted.
Missing court can result in a warrant, bond revocation, and additional fees. Contact us immediately if a court date was missed.
A cosigner guarantees the defendant will attend all court dates. If the defendant fails to comply, the cosigner may be financially responsible.
Yes, we can post bonds throughout the state of Colorado through our online eBond services
No. The premium you pay is the cost of the service and is non-refundable once the bond is posted.