Felony charges carry higher bail amounts, more complicated release conditions, and higher stakes for your family. Boulevard Bail Bonds writes felony bail bonds in Ocala and all of Marion County — from drug possession and burglary to assault and weapons charges — and we’ve helped families navigate even the toughest situations.

Call Boulevard Bail Bonds now at (352) 433-2625 — available 24/7, including weekends and holidays.

How Felony Bail Works in Marion County

Many felony charges have bail amounts set by the Marion County bond schedule, while more serious felonies require a judge to set bail at first appearance, which happens within 24 hours of arrest. Our bondsmen monitor your loved one’s case so that the moment bail is set, we’re ready to post the bond and start the release process at the Marion County Jail.

Felony Bond Costs and Collateral

Florida law sets the felony bond premium at 10% of the bail amount. On larger felony bonds, collateral — such as vehicles, property, or other assets — may be required in addition to the premium. In certain drug cases the court may also impose a Nebbia hold, which requires proof that bond money comes from legitimate sources. We’ll explain exactly what’s needed in plain language before you sign anything.

Conditions of Felony Release

Felony release often comes with conditions: no-contact orders, travel restrictions, GPS monitoring, or regular check-ins. Violating them can revoke the bond entirely. As your bonding agency we make sure you understand every condition — and our client check-in system keeps everything on track while the case is pending.

Available 24/7 for Marion County Felony Arrests

The sooner you call, the sooner we can act. Locate your loved one with our Marion County inmate search, read our FAQ, or reach out online — or just call, day or night.

Call Boulevard Bail Bonds now at (352) 433-2625 — available 24/7, including weekends and holidays.