Trusted in Miami since 1984
Faroy Bail Bonds24/7 Miami Bail Bondsmen Since 1984
Licensed bail bondsmen — available 24 / 7 / 365.
We answer day or night
Google Reviews
Based on 385 Google reviews on Google
“Emilio answered the phone at 3am and had my brother out of TGK before sunrise. Forty years of experience shows.”
“The most professional bondsman in Miami. Walked us through every step in plain English and Spanish.”
“I called three bondsmen in Broward at midnight. Faroy was the only one who picked up and the only one who delivered.”
“Federal bond, complex case. Gabriell handled it with patience and integrity. They treated my family like their own.”
“Honesty you don't find in this industry. No hidden fees, no pressure, no judgement.”
“Fianzas en español, sin problemas. Atención inmediata y respetuosa. Faroy es de la familia ahora.”
Family Owned, Since 1984
A real family answers the phone — every time.
When you call, you reach a licensed Faroy — not a call center, not a voicemail. We've built our reputation one family at a time.
About the Faroy family →How It Works
Three steps. One phone call away.
- 01
Call us
Speak directly with a licensed agent. We listen, answer questions, and explain exactly what happens next.
- 02
We post the bond
A short, secure agreement — in person, by phone, or remotely. We handle the paperwork at the jail.
- 03
Released home
Your loved one is processed for release. We stay available through every step that follows.
Questions, Answered
Straight answers in plain English.
How much does a bail bond cost?
Florida sets the premium at 10% of the total bond amount, with a $100 minimum — and that's per charge, not per case. Example: if your loved one has two charges, one at $5,000 and one at $1,500, the premiums are $500 + $150 = $650 total. The premium is non-refundable.
Does the defendant have to see a judge before bonding out?
Usually no. In most cases the bond amount is set during initial booking using the Florida bond schedule and the defendant can bond out right away. The major exception is domestic violence — under Florida Statute §741.2901, a DV defendant must appear before a judge before any bond can be set or posted.
How fast will my loved one be released?
Release at TGK typically takes 12–24 hours from when the bond is posted. Smaller jails in Broward, Palm Beach, and Monroe are often faster.
Do you write immigration bonds?
No. Faroy Bail Bonds does not write immigration or ICE bonds. We handle criminal state and federal bonds only.
Do you take payment plans?
Yes, for qualifying clients. Call us and we'll talk it through honestly.
Where We Help
South Florida directly.
The country through our surety.
We post in person at every jail in South Florida — and coordinate bonds nationwide through our surety partner, O’Shaughnessy & Hill.
South Florida — in person
- Miami-Dade CountyTGK · Metro West · PTDC
- Broward CountyFort Lauderdale · Hollywood
- Palm Beach CountyWPB · Boca · Delray
- Monroe County (Keys)Key West · Marathon · Key Largo
Nationwide — through our surety
Alabama · Arizona · California · Colorado · Connecticut · Florida · Georgia · Idaho · Indiana · Kansas · Louisiana · Maryland · Mississippi · Missouri · Nevada · New Jersey · New Mexico · New York · North Carolina · Ohio · Oklahoma · Pennsylvania · South Carolina · Tennessee · Texas · Utah · Virginia · Washington · West Virginia — and more.
We do not write immigration / ICE bonds.
All service areas →For Attorneys & Partners
Trusted by counsel and courts.
Defense attorneys, court personnel, and referral partners rely on Faroy Bail Bonds for large bonds, federal matters, and discreet, professional service for their clients.
Contact our office →We Answer. Day or Night.
Ready to help, right now.
(305) 642-1986Confidential. Bilingual. Available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.