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DUI BAIL BONDS IN ARIZONA

24/7 HELP AFTER A DUI ARREST

A DUI arrest can happen late at night, on a weekend or when your family least expects it. If someone you know has been taken into custody for a DUI in Arizona, Apex Bail Bonds can help you determine where they are being held, whether a bond has been set and what is needed to move forward with an eligible bail bond. Call (480) 398-6115 anytime for DUI bail bond assistance throughout Arizona.

DOES SOMEONE ARRESTED FOR DUI NEED A BAIL BOND?

AFTER A DUI ARREST

Not every DUI arrest results in the same release process. Depending on the circumstances and the court's decision, someone may be released without having to post a monetary bond, released with conditions, or required to satisfy a bond before leaving custody.

If a monetary bond has been set and a surety bond is permitted, Apex can help complete the bail bond.

Arizona law gives the judicial officer responsibility for determining the method of release and the amount of bail in bailable cases.

DIFFERENT DUI CHARGES CAN AFFECT THE BAIL PROCESS

UNDERSTANDING THE BOOKING INFORMATION

If you're looking at a jail record after a DUI arrest, you may see different DUI charges listed. Arizona law distinguishes several types of DUI offenses, and the charges involved can affect which court handles the case and what happens during the release process.

DUI

Arizona's general DUI statute includes driving or being in actual physical control of a vehicle while impaired to the slightest degree by alcohol, drugs or a combination of substances. It also includes certain alcohol-concentration and drug-related provisions. A violation of §28-1381 is generally classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor.

EXTREME DUI

Arizona separately defines Extreme DUI based on specified alcohol concentrations. Violations of §28-1382 are also classified as Class 1 misdemeanors.

AGGRAVATED DUI

Certain circumstances can elevate a DUI to Aggravated DUI, including specified situations involving a suspended or revoked driving privilege, qualifying prior DUI offenses, ignition-interlock requirements, wrong-way driving, or a person under 15 in the vehicle. Depending on the applicable provision, Arizona classifies aggravated DUI as a Class 4 or Class 6 felony.

Apex Bail Bonds does not provide legal advice or determine what charges should have been filed. For questions about the DUI charge itself, possible defenses or the criminal case, speak with an attorney.

HAS A DUI BOND ALREADY BEEN SET?

If you know where the defendant is being held and the court has already set a monetary bond, call Apex with the defendant's name, jail location and bond amount. We'll explain what is needed to start the bail bond.

STILL WAITING FOR BOND INFORMATION?

A recent DUI arrest may still be going through booking or waiting for the court to determine release conditions. Call Apex with the information you have, you don't need to wait until you know every detail.

WHAT INFORMATION DO WE NEED FOR A DUI BAIL BOND?

GETTING READY TO CALL

You may be calling while the defendant is still being booked, so don't worry if you don't have everything yet. Start with whatever information is available.
Information That will Help
Defendant's full legal name
Date of birth, if known
County where the arrest occured
Jail or detentions facitlity, if known
Booking number, if available
Bond amount, if known
Court handling the case, if known

DON'T HAVE ALL THE INFORMATION YET?

That's normal shortly after an arrest. Call (480) 398-6115 with what you know, and Apex can explain what additional information may be needed to begin the bail bond.

HOW A DUI BAIL BOND WORKS

FROM DUI ARREST TO RELEASE
The exact release process varies by the arrest, court and detention facility, but when a DUI defendant requires a monetary bond, the bail portion generally follows these steps.
01

DUI ARREST & BOOKING

The defendant is taken into custody and processed by the arresting agency or detention facility.
02

RELEASE CONDITIONS ARE DETERMINED

The appropriate court determines whether the defendant can be released and what conditions, including any monetary bond, apply. Arizona law places that determination with the judicial officer in bailable cases.
03

CALL APEX

Once bond information is available, call Apex with the defendant's name, location and bond amount.
04

COMPLETE THE DUI BAIL BOND

We'll explain the bail bond requirements, paperwork and costs so you know what is required before proceeding.
05

THE BOND IS POSTED

Apex posts the eligible surety bond with the appropriate detention facility.
06

RELEASE PROCESSING

After the bond is accepted, detention personnel complete their procedures before the defendant can leave custody.

CALL US BEFORE ASSUMING WHAT YOU'LL NEED

WHEN A DUI BOND IS HIGHER THAN EXPECTED

The court—not Apex—determines whether monetary bail is required and the amount of that bail. Arizona law directs judicial officers to consider multiple factors when determining the method of release and amount of bail.

If the bond amount is higher than you expected, call us before making assumptions about the bail bond requirements. We'll review the available bond information and explain what Apex requires to move forward.

WHY CALL APEX FOR A DUI BAIL BOND?

HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT

DUI arrests frequently happen outside normal business hours. When someone you care about is in custody, you need straightforward information about the bond—not a sales pitch or a lesson in criminal law.

AVAILABLE 24 HOURS

Call day or night when a DUI arrest results in a bond.

STATEWIDE ARIZONA SERVICE

Apex provides eligible DUI bail bond assistance throughout Arizona.

CLEAR BOND REQUIREMENTS

We'll explain the bail bond requirements, paperwork and costs before moving forward.

HELP THROUGH THE BOND PROCESS

We'll handle the bail bond portion of the process and keep you informed about what happens next.

DUI BAIL HELP ACROSS ARIZONA

FIND JAIL INFORMATION FOR YOUR COUNTY

Where someone is booked after a DUI arrest depends on the arresting agency and location. Our county guides provide official jail, inmate, court and detention resources throughout Arizona.

Pinal County

24/7 bail bond help and local jail, inmate and court resources throughout Pinal County.
Pinal County BAIL BONDS

Maricopa County

24/7 bail bond assistance and local detention resources throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area.
Maricopa COunty BAIL BONDS

Pima County

Bail bond help and local jail information throughout Tucson and Pima County.
Pima County BAIL BONDS

Yavapai County

24/7 bail assistance throughout Prescott, Cottonwood and surrounding Yavapai County communities.
Yavapai County BAIL BONDS

Coconino County

Bail bond assistance throughout Flagstaff and surrounding Northern Arizona communities.
Coconino County BAIL BONDS

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Apex services all Arizona counties, if you dont see your county here, check out all couties we serve
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ARIZONA DUI BAIL BOND FAQS

DUI BAIL QUESTIONS

If someone has just been arrested for DUI, the immediate questions are usually about custody, bond and release. Here are answers focused specifically on that part of the process.

CAN YOU BAIL SOMEONE OUT OF JAIL AFTER A DUI ARREST?

If the defendant is being held, the court has authorized release, and a monetary bond that can be satisfied through a surety bond has been set, Apex can assist with the eligible DUI bail bond.

DOES EVERY DUI ARREST REQUIRE A BAIL BOND?

No. The release decision depends on the circumstances and the court's determination. Arizona law provides for release on recognizance or bail in bailable cases and gives the judicial officer responsibility for determining the method of release.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DUI AND EXTREME DUI?

Arizona has separate statutes covering standard DUI and Extreme DUI. Extreme DUI involves the alcohol-concentration levels specified in §28-1382. Both are generally Class 1 misdemeanors.

WHAT IS AN AGGRAVATED DUI?

Aggravated DUI involves circumstances specified under Arizona Revised Statutes §28-1383 and is a felony offense. Depending on the statutory basis, it is classified as a Class 4 or Class 6 felony.

CAN APEX TELL ME WHAT WILL HAPPEN WITH THE DUI CHARGE?

Apex can explain the bail bond process. Questions about the criminal charge, driver's license, evidence, defenses, possible penalties or legal strategy should be discussed with an attorney.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET OUT AFTER A DUI BOND IS POSTED?

There isn't one statewide release time. Processing varies by jail and can be affected by staffing, paperwork, additional holds and other circumstances. Check the appropriate Apex county page for local detention information.

WHAT INFORMATION SHOULD I HAVE WHEN I CALL?

The defendant's full name and date of birth are the best starting point. If you know the arrest location, jail, booking number or bond amount, have those available as well. You can still call if you're missing some of that information.

DOES APEX HANDLE DUI BAIL BONDS THROUGHOUT ARIZONA?

Yes. Apex provides eligible DUI bail bond assistance throughout Arizona. Call (480) 398-6115 24 hours a day.