I have posted bail money. When can I get it back?
Bail is a guarantee that the defendant will appear at each court session as scheduled. If the defendant misses any session, the bail money may be forfeited.

Bail is returned when the case is completed. You may pick it up the day of your court appearance or it will be mailed to you.

If you posted bail for someone else and you are allowing the money to be used toward the fines, the court needs verification in writing from you if you are not going to be there on the court date.

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1. I have posted bail money. When can I get it back?
2. The Judge said my fine was $100, why am I paying more?
3. Why did the Judge order me to pay more than the amount indicated on the traffic summons?
4. When does my ticket have to be paid by?
5. How many points does this ticket have?
6. The officer said I could pay this ticket. Why do I have to appear in court?
7. How may I obtain a receipt for a ticket previously paid?
8. I lost my ticket and don’t know how much it is. What should I do?
9. Can I make payment by credit card?