Troy Bail Bonds

I'm Justin Butler, part of the father-and-son team that's run Bail My Tail since my dad Gene opened our doors in 1982. An arrest in Troy can turn an ordinary night upside down, and we've helped Oakland County families breathe again for years. When someone is arrested in Troy, the local police handle the initial booking, and the case proceeds to the 52-4 District Court in Troy, which serves Troy and Clawson and handles arraignments, bond setting, and preliminary examinations. Many defendants are transferred to the Oakland County Jail on North Telegraph Road in Pontiac, the county seat and the Sheriff's central detention facility. In Michigan, a magistrate or judge usually sets bond at arraignment, generally within 48 hours, and bond often can't be posted until then unless a bond schedule allows earlier release. Common bond types include personal recognizance, cash, 10% cash, and surety bonds through a licensed agent. If it's a felony, the 52-4 District Court holds the arraignment and preliminary examination, then binds the case over to the 6th Circuit Court in Pontiac. A surety bond lets your family secure release for a percentage fee, ours being the state-regulated 10%, instead of paying the full bail in cash. We answer 24/7, every day of the year. Call Bail My Tail toll-free at 877-869-8245.