May 12, 2020
New agent, Jon Gates, has joined Amistad Bail Bonds and will be providing his Licensed Bail Bond Services in Winston Salem – Forsyth County, North Carolina.

May 12, 2020 / / —
Amistad Bail Bonds is a leading bail bond provider for the Triangle area. Together, the team have a collective experience in the bail bonds industry that spans decades. Now the company is in the process of expanding their bail services to South Carolina and Virginia. The company offers fast and considerate bail bond services through their network of local agents. And this network is continuing to grow all the time.
Most people are offered a chance to post bail in order to avoid spending time in jail. Normally, this means that they are allowed to await their trial at home rather than in jail. Unfortunately, bail bonds are often unaffordable, which means that people need to turn to someone for help. This is where Amistad Bail Bonds steps in. Amistad Bail Bonds offers an honest, dependable and confidential service to ensure that all their clients have access to the best advice. Amistad Bail Bonds take just 15% of the complete amount to post bail in court.
Amistad Bail Bonds is now delighted to welcome Jon Gates to their team in Winston Salem – Forsyth County, North Carolina. Jon is an active member of his local community and spends much of his spare time organizing charity events. He is passionate about uplifting marginalized members of society and takes his role within the community really seriously. Now, Jon has become a licensed bail agent in order to help expedite some of the processes in the justice system.
Winston Salem, often referred to as a Twin-City, is a thriving municipality that is home to several industries and educational institutions, including Wake Forest University and Winston Salem State University. Winston Salem is considered the second largest municipality in the Piedmont Triad region with a population of over 200,00. As such, tackling crime is an important function of the government, and law enforcement is actively pursued.
Jon is thrilled to be able to offer even more help to the people in his local area of Winston Salem and is keen to get started.
For more information about Amistad Bail Bonds, LLC contact Jon Gates at (336) 421-2225 or by email to [email protected]. Please check out their website profile: https://www.amistadbailbonds.com/our-team/jon-gates/
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Website: https://www.amistadbailbonds.com/our-team/jon-gates/
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