What Is an Assault Bail Bond?

Assault is the intentional act of causing or threatening to cause harm to another person. In Montana, assault can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the circumstances and the severity of the alleged harm. Bail amounts vary widely based on the charge level and any prior record. We handle assault bonds at all levels and explain the process from the very first call.

Getting Out Fast Matters for Assault Charges

An assault charge, especially a felony, can have serious consequences for employment, family, and the outcome of the case. Your loved one needs time to find a good attorney and begin building their defense. Sitting in jail makes that harder and risks transfer to Yellowstone County. Call us now and we start immediately.

How It Works

1

Call Us Right Away

Reach us at (406) 792-1919 any time. We will find out where your loved one is being held and what bail has been set.

2

We Review the Charge and Bail Amount

Assault charges vary greatly. We look at the specifics and explain what the bail bond will cost and require.

3

We Post the Bond

Once paperwork is signed, we post the bond with the jail and begin the release process.

4

Released and Ready to Prepare

With bail posted, your loved one can go home, meet with an attorney, and work on their defense.

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Where They Are Being Held

Columbus Jail Locations

After an arrest in Columbus or Stillwater County, your loved one will be held at one of two locations. When the jail is full, inmates can be transferred to the Yellowstone County Detention Facility in Billings, about 45 miles away. The faster you call us, the better the chance we can post bail before any transfer happens.

Transfer Warning: Once transferred to Yellowstone County, processing takes much longer. Call Lisa's Family Bail Bonds immediately after arrest.

Columbus Police Department

Initial arrests and processing often begin here, on the first floor of Columbus City Hall, before inmates are moved to the county jail.

408 E 1st Ave N

Columbus, MT 59019

(406) 322-5326

Available 24 hours a day

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Stillwater County Sheriff

The county jail operates here. Most inmates are held at the Stillwater County Courthouse after initial processing. This is where we post bail in most cases.

Stillwater County Courthouse

400 E 3rd Ave N, Columbus, MT 59019

(406) 322-5326

Available 24 hours a day

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Columbus, MT - Police Department and Sheriff Locations

Directions to Police Dept (408 E 1st Ave N) Directions to Sheriff (400 E 3rd Ave N)

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