For those arrested in Fairfax County, court cases are heard at the Fairfax County Circuit Court, located at the Jennings Building Judicial Center, 4110 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, VA 22030. You can get more details on the court at http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/courts/circuit/.

If you require a bail bond in Fairfax County, Virginia, turn to the experts at Chances Bail Bonds to help you in a timely manner. Call us anytime at 877-787-3380 (toll free) or 703-441-6668.

Those arrested in Fairfax County get taken to the county jail, known as the sheriff’s department’s Adult Detention Center. The center averages about 1,300 inmates daily, and houses both males and females. Inmates are allowed one visit per week, which must be arranged by phone or e-mail. For details, log onto: http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/sheriff/adc.htm#visit.

Chances Bail Bonds works frequently with the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Department to handle bail for inmates. Once one of our bondsmen brings in a bond, the time it takes for the sheriff’s department to release an individual can vary from an hour to up to six hours depending on what’s happening at the time. Our bondsmen do all they can to expedite the process. Our fee is 10% of the bail bond amount.

For all of your Fairfax County, Virginia bail bond needs, contact Chances Bail Bonds toll free at 877-787-3380 or at 703-441-6668. We offer free consultations and will work with you to meet your specific bail needs.  

Cities in Fairfax County
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