Bail Bondsmen for Litchfield and Torrington, CT

Freedom Bail Bonding can help to get any individual, whether a juvenile or an adult, out of jail to await trial. We believe our clients deserve to be at home with loved ones until a final decision is made. We serve customers in Litchfield County and Torrington  with 24/7 instant bail bonds.
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About Our Torrington, CT Bail Bond Service

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Freedom Bail Bonding is a 24/7 bail bonds company that aids clients in Torrington, CT and Litchfield County. From DUI bail bonds to burglary bail bonds, our staff is committed to helping families get their loved ones out of jail, to await trial at home. We believe that everyone is innocent until proven guilty, which is why we always work to ensure individuals are free until their court date, and have time to prepare and collaborate with their lawyers as much as they want.


We are an honest and reliable bail bonds company dedicated to our clients' prompt release. If you are looking for 24 hour bail bonds in Torrington, Connecticut, a Freedom bail bondsman will meet you at any facility where you need us. To learn more, contact us today.

Types of Bail Bonds We Offer

Freedom Bail Bonding can provide bail bonds for individuals in Litchfield County and Torrington, CT facing a multitude of charges. The age of the suspect and the type of crime they are accused of does not matter.Contact us for more information so that we can begin working quickly and diligently to get your loved one out of jail.

Types of Bail Bonds We Offer

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The bail bond amount depends on the charges the suspect is facing. More serious cases typically require a higher bail, which means that the bail bond amount will also be higher. To see your repayment plan options or to calculate the total you will need to pay based on your specific situation, use our built-in calculator.

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Calculate Your Bail Cost

The bail bond amount depends on the charges the suspect is facing. More serious cases typically require a higher bail, which means that the bail bond amount will also be higher. To see your repayment plan options or to calculate the total you will need to pay based on your specific situation, use our built-in calculator.

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Common Questions

See some common questions and answers below, or call us at 860-618-6244.

  • What is a bail bond?

    Bail is the amount a suspect can pay to get out of jail until trial. It is determined by a bail bond schedule, and/or a judge based on the severity of the crime. 

  • How do bail bonds work?

    A judge will set bail for the accused. If the defendant pays bail, they will be allowed to stay out of jail and await trial from home. If the defendant cannot afford bail, their friend/family can help get them out by hiring a professional bail bondsman. 

  • How do I prepare before seeking out a professional bail bondsman?

    In order for a bail bondsman to be able to help, they will need the following information:

    • What is the full name and booking number of the accused?
    • Where is the individual in custody?
    • What was the individual accused of doing?
    • How much is the bail?
  • Do bail bondsmen accept collateral?

    In short, yes, bail bondsmen do accept collateral. Below outlines examples of acceptable collateral:

    • Jewelry
    • Credit Cards
    • Stock
    • Real Estate
    • Cars

  • How long does the bail bond process last?

    The amount of time it takes to post a bail bond depends on the case. A professional bail bondsman may be able to get a defendant out of jail on bail in a matter of 30 minutes, or it can take longer. When you hire an agent at an organization like Freedom Bail Bonding, it is best to ask the agent how long they think it will take based on your personal situation.

  • What will happen if the accused gets arrested again while out on bail?

    If the suspect is arrested for a crime while out on bail awaiting trail for their previous crimes, the bond has the potential to be surrendered. You can still get the suspect out on bail again, but now you will have to pay for two new bonds and two new premiums.

  • What happens after the case is over?

    Many people believe that they will get their money back after the trial is over. However, this is usually not the case. You will not get your premium back. The only time that a bail bondsman is required to provide a refund is if he/she cannot successfully get the accused out of jail. 

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