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• When you put up your property as "collateral" to get
  

someone out of jail, you are promising that you will

pay the amount of the bond if that person does not

show up for court.  If you break this promise, the

court may take your property to get the

amount of the money you have promised to pay.

A lien will be placed against your property for the

amount of the bond.  You cannot sell your property

until the case is completely over.  This could take

from three (3) months to two (2) years, depending

on the type of crime for which the person has been

arrested.

• The deed you give for the property bond must be the original deed or a certified copy
  

of the original deed.

• You must tell the Deputy Sheriff about the liens that may be filed against your
  

property.  You must be able to prove the market value assessment by the

Board of Tax Assessors of the county.

• If you change your mind and want to get off the bond before the case is completely
  

over, you must return that person back to the County Jail.  You must give the

Sheriff or Deputy the full given name of that person, his/her date of birth, and the date

you posted the property bond to get that person out of jail.

• Once the case is settled, it is your responsibility to bring a final disposition of the
  

case to the Bonding Administration Division of the County Sheriff's Office to have

any liens placed against your property removed.

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