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Definition: In Florida, bail bond premiums are generally non-refundable. The premium is the fee for the bondsman's service, not a deposit. However, if the bond is never executed or the charges are dropped before posting, refunds may apply.
Category: Bail & Bond · Statute: F.S. 648.44 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Bail Bond Premium Refund Rules in Florida
In Florida, bail bond premiums are generally non-refundable. The premium is the fee for the bondsman's service, not a deposit. However, if the bond is never executed or the charges are dropped before posting, refunds may apply.
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