Comprehensive bond services for every situation — from minor traffic offenses to complex felony cases. Licensed, insured, and available 24/7.
The most common type of bail bond. When the full bail amount is too high to pay in cash, Broadway Bail Bonds posts a surety bond with the court on your behalf. You pay a non-refundable premium — typically 10–15% of the total bail amount, as regulated by North Carolina law — and we assume the risk for the remaining bail.
In some cases, the court will require a cash bond — meaning the full bail amount must be paid directly to the court in cash. We help clients understand when this is required and the practical implications of paying cash versus using a surety bond.
Property bonds allow you to pledge real estate as collateral for bail. The equity in the property must typically equal at least 150% of the bail amount. We'll walk you through the deed, equity, and filing requirements step by step. Learn more about property bonds →
Felony bonds tend to involve higher bail amounts and more complex paperwork. Our agents have experience handling bonds for serious charges throughout Alamance, Guilford, Orange, and Forsyth counties.
For misdemeanor charges, we move quickly to get your loved one home. Most misdemeanor bonds can be posted same-day, often within a few hours of the initial call.
Traffic violations, DUIs, and DWIs require fast action — both to secure release and to start preparing for the court date. We handle these bonds efficiently and discreetly.
Federal cases involve different procedures and longer processing times. Broadway Bail Bonds can advise on federal bond requirements and connect you with the right resources.
Immigration bonds are a specialty area handled through ICE. We can provide guidance and refer you to qualified specialists where appropriate.
If you're not sure what kind of bond is appropriate, or you simply want to understand your options, call us. The consultation is free and there's no obligation. We've helped families across North Carolina for years, and we'll explain the process in plain English.
A licensed agent will answer your call — day or night.