Welcome to Chelsa Williams Bail Bonds

Serving all of Central Florida

Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Polk, Lake, Brevard, Volusia, Marion, Alachua Counties just to name a few.

You may search the Orange County Clerk for the most up to date information on your court status. 

Chelsa Williams is a Certified Interventionist. We work alongside the top addiction treatment programs in the industry.  You don't have to fight addiction alone. 

What is Bail?
Bail is a monetary amount usually set by a police officer upon arrest.  A judge can set bail while signing a warrant or capias for your arrest.  All counties have a bond schedule that the authorities use when determining an amount depending on the charge.  

Is Bail money refundable?
No.  Unless you pay the entire amount of bail to the local jail the money is non-refundable.  The bailbondsman is entitled to keep all premium paid once a person is released from custody or travels from one jail to the next at your request. Money paid directly with the jail or clerk of court is subject to the deduction of fees and or fines.

What if I post bail for someone and feel like they will not appear in court?
Contact us immediately to discuss your options. 

Do I have a warrant for my arrest?
You may visit our office or call to make arrangements to cure a warrant for your  arrest.  A link below can help you determine if you currently have an active warrant.


What if I know someone has a warrant for their arrest?
The local crimeline or crime stoppers may be able to offer you a reward for the surrender and reincarceration of a defendant. A local bondsman may also pay a reward for information that leads to an arrest. Please call us, we can help you collect rewards using the proper channels. 

Inquire within regarding assistance with reinstating your license.  We have a solution that might work well with your individual budget.  Most clerks allow for your license to be reinstated upon signing a contract and entering into an agreement or payment plan. 

 An SR-22, by definition, is proof of financial responsibility that is required by the state of Florida when a driver is charged with a qualifying crime. Examples include driving without insurance, driving with a suspended license, or receiving an excessive amount of traffic tickets in a short time. The SR 22 specifies the amount of car insurance that must be held by the driver. In the state of Florida, the SR-22 specifies that the driver needs to carry Bodily Injury Liability Limits of $10,000 per person and $20,000 per incident 

If you have history of DUI or excessive tickets and need SR22 insurance, allow our experience brokers to find the lowest prices available. 

Please allow us to help you follow the proper procedures to get your license reinstated.  There is not need to continue to drive without valid license.  The State and local clerks have launched many programs to help you successfully earn the right to drive.