Where to get bail bonds in Maricopa County?

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office will be notified the following business day for all criminal bonds paid to the Clerk’s Office after 4:30 pm. Surety (Paper) bonds for criminal bail bonds can be obtained through a bail-bonding agency and are accepted at the north entrance of the 4th Avenue Jail.

How are trust funds processed in Maricopa County?

These funds include criminal bail bonds, non-criminal bond/trust funds and probate funds. The funds are processed by the Accounting Division of the Clerk of Court’s Office. Before bond/trust funds are accepted, an order from the Court must be on file stating the funds should be deposited with the Clerk’s Office.

Where to find a trust deed in Maricopa County?

A trust deed made out to the Clerk of Court, and recorded in the County Recorder’s Office, along with the promissory note pledging the property to the Clerk of Court; and The release of trust funds requires a court order.

Can a wire transfer be rejected in Maricopa County?

If the form is not received there is a chance the wire will be rejected. **Note** Wire transfers will only be accepted for individuals who are in custody in Maricopa County. Transfers made for individuals in custody outside of Maricopa County may be rejected and returned to sender.

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office will be notified the following business day for all criminal bonds paid to the Clerk’s Office after 4:30 pm. Surety (Paper) bonds for criminal bail bonds can be obtained through a bail-bonding agency and are accepted at the north entrance of the 4th Avenue Jail.

These funds include criminal bail bonds, non-criminal bond/trust funds and probate funds. The funds are processed by the Accounting Division of the Clerk of Court’s Office. Before bond/trust funds are accepted, an order from the Court must be on file stating the funds should be deposited with the Clerk’s Office.

A trust deed made out to the Clerk of Court, and recorded in the County Recorder’s Office, along with the promissory note pledging the property to the Clerk of Court; and The release of trust funds requires a court order.

If the form is not received there is a chance the wire will be rejected. **Note** Wire transfers will only be accepted for individuals who are in custody in Maricopa County. Transfers made for individuals in custody outside of Maricopa County may be rejected and returned to sender.