We're available from 8AM to 10PM
Albuquerque / Rio Rancho / Santa Fe: (505) 243-0249
Belen / Los Lunas / Socorro: (505) 865-7917
Farmington / Aztec / Bloomfield: (505) 243-0249
Southern New Mexico: (505) 634-8133 (Ask for Rick or Sarah)
Lea County: Jal / Eunice / Lovington / Hobbs (575) 691-6697 (Ask for Dana. Will travel to other locations as needed)
Do you need bail in another location? Call the Albuquerque Office (505) 243-0249 (We can also post federal bonds.. and out of state bonds… )

Gerald Madrid Bail Bonds

Are you looking for a Notary Public? How about a mobile notary public? We have services for you. We are also the leaders in bail bonds and can help you find the help you need.

We're available from 8AM to 10PM
Albuquerque / Rio Rancho / Santa Fe: (505) 243-0249 Belen / Los Lunas / Socorro: (505) 865-7917 Farmington / Aztec / Bloomfield: (505) 436-9204 (Ask for Deanna) Southern New Mexico: (505) 634-8133 (Ask for Rick or Sarah) Lea County: Jal / Eunice / Lovington / Hobbs (575) 691-6697 (Will travel to other locations as needed) Do you need bail in another location? Call the Albuquerque Office(505) 243-0249 (We can also post federal bonds.. and out of state bonds... )

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(505) 243-0249
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Lincoln Contact Us

We can post ANY size Bail Bond in New Mexico including Valencia County, Sandoval County,
Bernalillo County, Santa Fe, and Nationwide.

Phone: (575) 648-2245

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Lincoln Contact Us

Lincoln County Office

1096 Mechem STE G14 Ruidoso, NM 88301
Phone: (575) 648-2245

Out on Bail, Now What?

We are not in the business of determining guilt or innocence. You are required to pay the 10% fee (or $75 minimum for bonds under $750) whether the defendant is found guilty or innocent in court. The bond premium is paid in advance. A bail bond is an insurance policy that assures the court appearances of an accused person. It does not determine guilt or innocence. When a … Learn More about Out on Bail, Now What?