How much is bail for an assault charge in Danville?

The magistrate sets the bail amount based on the charge level, prior record, and local ties, so there is no fixed figure. The bond premium a bondsman charges is set by Virginia law between 10 and 15 percent of that amount. Apex Bail Bonds charges the 10 percent floor, and interest-free payment plans are available for qualified co-signers.

Does a bail bond cancel a no-contact order in an assault case?

No. A bail bond secures release from jail, but it does not remove the no-contact or stay-away conditions the court imposes. Violating a protective or no-contact order is a separate charge under Virginia Code Section 18.2-60.4 and can revoke the bond. The conditions stay in force independently of the bond.

Can I get an assault bond with a payment plan in Danville?

Yes. Virginia bars bondsmen from lending money at interest for bail, so Apex Bail Bonds structures plans as interest-free installments, including a half-down, half-later option. Qualification usually rests on a co-signer with proof of employment, and collateral can secure a larger bond when needed.

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