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Abington Bail Bonds

Abington Township is divided between two district-court jurisdictions. Find the correct court for the case, distinguish Rockledge and Willow Grove addresses, and confirm adult county custody before arranging bail-related travel.

Center City Bail Bonds operates from its Philadelphia office, not a local branch. We are a private company, not affiliated with or endorsed by Montgomery County or its courts.

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Why Choose Center City Bail Bonds?

Families facing an arrest in Abington need clear information and respectful support. Our availability is separate from court schedules and case-specific bonding authorization.

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    Available 24 Hours a Day

    Our team is available for inquiries day and night, including weekends and holidays. Business availability does not mean court offices are open or confirm authorization to arrange a particular bond.

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    Montgomery County Assistance

    We help families identify official Montgomery County court and custody resources from our Philadelphia office. Commercial bonding authorization remains under review; arrangements are discussed only when legally permitted.

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    Clear Bail Cost Information

    The judicial authority sets bail. We distinguish court payments from any permitted commercial premium and explain written obligations before an agreement—without quoting unapproved rates.

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    Payment Options Explained

    Understand the county’s published direct-cash instructions and any separately permitted surety terms. Collateral, financing and refund responsibilities depend on the actual order and agreement, not a general advertised estimate.

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    Confidential and Respectful Service

    We treat families with respect and handle adult assistance inquiries with care. Do not share confidential juvenile details through the adult form.

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    Help Across County Lines

    Our service area includes Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks and Chester Counties; detailed local guides on this site cover Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery and Chester Counties. County-specific authority and case eligibility must still be confirmed; no local branch or government endorsement is implied.

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How Bail Works in Abington

Confirm the actual court assignment and custody location first. Judicial authorities determine eligibility, bail and conditions; no fixed release time or commercial terms are promised.

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  1. Step 1: Arrest and Processing

    After an arrest, the person is processed by the arresting agency and may be taken to Montgomery County Correctional Facility.

    Gather the person's full legal name, date of birth, and the arresting agency. A booking alone does not mean bail has been set.

  2. Step 2: Bail Is Set

    At the preliminary arraignment, often handled by a magisterial district judge and sometimes by video, the charges are read and bail is typically set.

    Release may be on recognizance, nonmonetary or unsecured conditions, or monetary bail, including a percentage deposit where the court allows it.

  3. Step 3: Review Bail Options

    Review the court's order: cash posted directly with the county, an eligible surety bond arrangement, or other court-approved release conditions.

    A commercial surety bond involves a nonrefundable premium and a written agreement. Contact us to discuss whether bond assistance fits the case.

  4. Step 4: Complete Necessary Arrangements

    Direct bail is paid at the Clerk of Courts on weekdays or, after hours, at the correctional facility. A bail bond company may ask for collateral or a co-signer.

    Anyone posting bail becomes the surety and is responsible for the full amount. Understand every obligation before you sign.

  5. Step 5: Release and Court Responsibilities

    After the paperwork reaches the facility, an eligible person may be released. Timing depends on facility processing and any other holds or detainers; no release time is guaranteed.

    After release, every condition must be followed and every court date attended, or bail can be forfeited.

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Bail Bond Charges We Handle

Explore existing service guides for Abington matters. A charge category does not guarantee bail eligibility or commercial surety; the judicial authority decides release conditions.

  • DUI Bail Bonds

    Understand release procedures after a DUI arrest.

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  • Felony Bail Bonds

    Explore release options for serious felony allegations.

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  • Misdemeanor Bail Bonds

    Understand misdemeanor classifications and release options.

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  • Assault Bail Bonds

    Assistance with Pennsylvania assault-related bail requirements.

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  • Drug Charge Bail Bonds

    Bail information for possession, PWID, and delivery charges.

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  • Warrant Bail Bonds

    Guidance on warrants and court-authorized bail arrangements.

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Bail Costs & Payment Options

The judicial authority sets bail and release conditions. Direct cash bail, a court-authorized deposit and a permitted commercial surety arrangement are different obligations. The county’s payment procedures do not establish a commercial premium.

Where Bail Is Set

Bail is typically set at the preliminary arraignment by a magisterial district judge. The Court of Common Pleas can review or change bail on request.

Magisterial District Courts(opens in a new tab)

How Bail May Be Posted

Bail for criminal cases can be paid at the Clerk of Courts Office, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., excluding holidays. In-person bail is cash only; bring a valid photo ID and be at least 18.

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After-Hours Bail Payments

If the defendant is held at Montgomery County Correctional Facility, the county says cash bail can be paid there after hours, on weekends and on holidays.

Clerk of Courts: Bail(opens in a new tab)

Release From Custody

Release follows once the facility processes the paperwork. Anyone posting bail for someone else becomes the surety and is responsible for the full bail amount.

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Commercial Terms & Responsibilities

Montgomery County authorization and commercial terms remain under review. No fixed premium estimate, financing offer or commercial calculator is provided here. If a commercial surety arrangement is permitted, review its written premium, collateral, co-signer and financing obligations before agreeing. All judicial conditions and court appearances remain mandatory.

County bail information line: 610-278-3346. The county says wire transfers may take one to two business days, or longer when offices or banks are closed for a holiday. Checked against the county's bail page on 2026-10-15. Call to confirm office changes and case-specific requirements.

Jail & Custody Resources

An Old York Road court visit and correctional custody are different. The county adult facility is in Lower Providence Township with an Eagleville address; ask whether an adult has actually been transferred there from local processing.

    Montgomery County · Main County Facility

    Montgomery County Correctional Facility

    Montgomery County's correctional facility, located in Lower Providence Township. It houses both people awaiting trial and people serving sentences.

    60 Eagleville Road
    Eagleville, PA 19403

    610-635-7100

    • Location: the facility is in Lower Providence Township; its mailing address is in Eagleville.
    • Custody status: call the facility to confirm whether someone is currently held there. Being booked does not mean bail has been set.
    • After-hours bail: the county says cash bail can be paid at the facility after hours, on weekends and on holidays when the defendant is held there.
    • Release: release can depend on court conditions, outstanding holds or detainers, and facility processing.
    • Office hours: the county lists facility office hours as Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. These are not the same as bail payment or release hours.

    Verified against the official county page(opens in a new tab) on 2026-10-15.

    Official Resources

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    Official links open county or third-party sites. Our form sends your details to Center City Bail Bonds only.

The Youth Center handles juvenile residential and detention matters separately. Courthouse detention is temporary holding for hearings, not an ordinary booking jail, public bail counter or family-visitation facility.

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Abington Local Courthouses

Court 38-1-04 at 1150 Old York Road serves part of Abington and Rockledge Borough. Court 38-1-05 uses Suite 100 C at 117 York Road, Jenkintown, but serves designated Abington districts. Neither court serves the whole township.

  • Magisterial District Court

    38‑1‑04

    1150 Old York Road, Abington, PA 19001

    215-887-2362

    The county assigns all of Rockledge Borough to Court 38-1-04, along with designated voting districts in Abington Township.

    Abington Township is divided among district courts. Other Abington districts, including the Willow Grove Mall area, are assigned to Court 38-1-05 in Jenkintown.

    County directory · January 5, 2026

    Office hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Public hours: 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM

    Published office and public counter hours are distinct, not real-time confirmation. Holidays, special closures and hearing schedules may differ. Call this court before visiting.

    Not every Abington case goes to 1150 Old York Road. Check the district number on the paperwork.

    Check holiday closings, hearing times and whether a hearing is in person or by video with the court before you travel. Hours can change.

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  • Magisterial District Court

    38‑1‑05

    117 York Road, Suite 100 C, Jenkintown, PA 19046

    215-885-4120

    The county assigns Court 38-1-05 designated voting districts in Abington Township and lists the Willow Grove Mall within its jurisdiction.

    Other Abington districts, and Rockledge Borough, are assigned to Court 38-1-04 at 1150 Old York Road. Court 38-1-05 is also separate from Courts 38-1-02 and 38-1-03, which share its York Road building.

    County directory · January 5, 2026

    Office hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Public hours: 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM

    Published office and public counter hours are distinct, not real-time confirmation. Holidays, special closures and hearing schedules may differ. Call this court before visiting.

    Willow Grove is a community spread across more than one township. Only the mall is named for this court; other Willow Grove addresses may use different courts.

    Check holiday closings, hearing times and whether a hearing is in person or by video with the court before you travel. Hours can change.

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All 29 District CourtsCounty Courthouse · 2 E. Airy StreetOfficial court contacts & jurisdictions(opens in a new tab)

Local Court Locations

Verified court addresses—not Center City branches. Use the district number on current paperwork, not the closest map pin. Directions open separately if an embedded map is unavailable.

District Court 38‑1‑04

1150 Old York Road, Abington, PA 19001

Court directions(opens in a new tab)

District Court 38‑1‑05

117 York Road, Suite 100 C, Jenkintown, PA 19046

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What Information Do You Need to Start?

You can begin an adult assistance inquiry even if you do not yet have every detail. Share what you know; confirm missing custody and case information with the appropriate officials.

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    Defendant’s Full Legal Name

    Provide the correct first and last name. Middle names and accurate spelling can help officials distinguish people with similar names.

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    Date of Birth or Approximate Age

    A date of birth or approximate age, if known, helps identify the adult. You can begin an inquiry without it.

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    County or Location of Arrest

    Share the incident location and arresting agency if known. A mailing city alone may not establish municipal or court jurisdiction.

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    Jail or Detention Information

    Tell us the confirmed facility, if available. Local processing, MCCF custody and temporary courthouse holding are different; an unknown location need not prevent an inquiry.

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    Booking or Case Number, If Available

    An existing booking or docket number can help identify the matter, but it is not required to begin. Do not post confidential case documents here.

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    Your Contact Information

    Use the existing assistance form to provide your name, phone and email so our team can respond. This is not a government custody search or bail-payment portal.

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Common Criminal Charges and Bail

These Pennsylvania examples distinguish the conduct charged, offense grading and judicial release decisions. They are educational, not legal advice or a promise that a charge qualifies for commercial surety.

  • DUI

    75 Pa.C.S. §§ 3802, 3803

    Section 3802 distinguishes general impairment, alcohol-concentration tiers and controlled-substance driving offenses. Section 3803 supplies grading; the charged subsection and prior offenses matter.

    Classification

    DUI is not a single uniform grade. Misdemeanor or felony grading depends on the statutory tier, history and other specified circumstances.

    Bail considerations. The court considers the case and release factors; a DUI allegation does not establish a fixed bail amount or an automatic surety option.

    DUI Bail Bonds
    DUI offenses(opens in a new tab)DUI grading(opens in a new tab)

  • Drug Charges

    35 P.S. § 780-113(a)(16), (a)(30)

    The Controlled Substance Act distinguishes unauthorized possession from manufacture, delivery and possession with intent to manufacture or deliver. The substance and alleged conduct affect the applicable provision.

    Classification

    Simple possession and possession with intent to deliver are different allegations with different penalty provisions. Do not infer a grade from the words ‘drug charge’ alone.

    Bail considerations. A judicial authority evaluates release independently of the label. Other holds or conditions can prevent release even after a monetary condition is satisfied.

    Drug Charge Bail Bonds
    Controlled Substance Act · § 13(opens in a new tab)

  • Assault

    18 Pa.C.S. §§ 2701, 2702

    Simple assault and aggravated assault have separate elements. Allegations involving injury, intent, weapons or protected victims can affect which subsection applies.

    Classification

    Simple assault has misdemeanor grading with statutory exceptions. Aggravated assault has felony grading that depends on the subsection; the two offenses are not interchangeable.

    Bail considerations. Safety concerns and case circumstances may affect monetary and nonmonetary conditions. No charge title guarantees monetary release.

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  • Theft and Burglary

    18 Pa.C.S. §§ 3921, 3903, 3502

    Theft by unlawful taking addresses unlawful control of property. Burglary concerns entry into specified premises with intent to commit a crime and has its own statutory elements.

    Classification

    Theft grading can depend on value, property type and statutory circumstances. Burglary is a separate felony offense with its own grading distinctions—not simply theft with a different name.

    Bail considerations. The judicial authority considers the actual allegation and release factors. A property's value alone is not a bail quotation.

    Theft Bail BondsBurglary Bail Bonds
    Theft(opens in a new tab)Theft grading(opens in a new tab)Burglary(opens in a new tab)

  • Domestic Violence

    18 Pa.C.S. § 2711 · Pa.R.Crim.P. 526

    Domestic violence describes a context, not one universal offense. The underlying charge may involve assault or other conduct; § 2711 addresses specified offenses involving family or household members and case-specific bail considerations.

    Classification

    Grading follows the offense actually charged, not the relationship label. Protective orders and judicial no-contact conditions require separate attention.

    Bail considerations. Section 2711 includes a threat-to-victim determination in covered cases. Obey all imposed restrictions; payment does not cancel a protective order or guarantee release.

    Domestic Violence Bail Bonds
    Domestic violence provisions(opens in a new tab)General bail conditions(opens in a new tab)

  • Warrants and Failure to Appear

    18 Pa.C.S. § 5124 · Pa.R.Crim.P. 536

    A warrant is a court process, not a universal new charge. Section 5124 addresses default in a required appearance after court-ordered release, without lawful excuse; whether a separate offense applies depends on its elements.

    Classification

    The statutory default offense has specified grading distinctions. An outstanding warrant or detainer can also require judicial action independently of a new charge.

    Bail considerations. Rule 536 permits changes to conditions, revocation, bench warrants and forfeiture after violations. Paying a bond does not automatically clear a warrant or restore release.

    Warrant Bail BondsFailure to Appear Bail Bonds
    Default in required appearance(opens in a new tab)Violation of bail conditions(opens in a new tab)

Release factors are case-specific under Pa.R.Crim.P. 523(opens in a new tab). Statutory changes and the actual charged subsection can affect a case. This information is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Court procedures and individual circumstances may vary. Confirm case-specific requirements with the appropriate court or a qualified attorney.

About Abington & Local Bail

Abington is a township, not an incorporated borough named Abington. Designated parts of the township are assigned to Court 38-1-04, with other parts, including the Willow Grove Mall area, assigned to 38-1-05.

Rockledge is a separate borough even though Court 38-1-04 serves it. Willow Grove is a named community spanning township boundaries; its mailing address alone does not decide court jurisdiction.

Abington Township includes community names such as Glenside and Roslyn. Community and mailing names do not replace township boundaries; Rockledge and Jenkintown are separate boroughs.

The Willow Grove community spans township boundaries. Abington's two court districts divide township areas, and a court's Jenkintown mailing address must not be interpreted as the boundaries of the cases it serves.

Our verified business office is at 1238 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147. No office in Abington is claimed.

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Abington Police Department

County-listed department contact: 267-536-1100. This department contact is not a live custody line; ask the appropriate agency about current processing. For emergencies, dial 911.

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Abington Bail Bonds FAQs

Answers to the questions families ask most often about bail in Philadelphia and the surrounding Pennsylvania counties.

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After processing, an issuing authority addresses bail and release conditions at preliminary arraignment. Confirm the assigned district because Abington is split between two courts; eligibility and conditions are judicial decisions.

No. It serves designated Abington voting districts and Rockledge Borough. Other township districts, including the Willow Grove Mall area named in the county directory, use Court 38-1-05.

Court 38-1-05 operates from 117 York Road, Suite 100 C, Jenkintown, PA 19046, but serves part of Abington. Its office mailing city is not its jurisdiction and does not make it the court for all Jenkintown cases.

Start with the arresting agency if local processing is still underway, then call MCCF at 610-635-7100 to confirm county custody. MCCF is at 60 Eagleville Road, Eagleville, PA 19403.

No county jail is identified at either district office. Court hearings, temporary transport holding and overnight adult detention are distinct; use the official facility contact for current custody.

When the defendant is held at MCCF, Montgomery County publishes after-hours, weekend and holiday cash bail there. Weekday direct payments go through the Clerk of Courts. Do not assume either Abington-serving court office accepts cash bail.

Cash paid to the county satisfies the court’s required payment under its rules. A commercial surety contract would have separate terms and potential premium or collateral duties. This page does not quote Montgomery pricing or financing terms.

Use the district number on the hearing notice or UJS docket. 38-1-04 is at 1150 Old York Road; 38-1-05 is in Jenkintown. Call the assigned court rather than choosing the closest address.

Court conditions, additional detainers or holds, and correctional paperwork processing can delay or prevent release. No fixed number of hours is guaranteed by a payment or an assistance inquiry.

Track court notices, hearing locations and all release conditions, including no-contact orders when imposed. Missing court can result in a warrant, revocation and forfeiture; public dockets are available through UJS.

No. The verified business office is 1238 South Street in Philadelphia. Center City does not operate either local court and is not affiliated with township or county government.

Rockledge is its own borough. Willow Grove is an unincorporated community spanning parts of Abington and Upper Moreland Townships. Neither name should be used as shorthand for all of Abington’s court jurisdiction.

Nearby Municipalities & Communities

Related places in the surrounding area—not a claim that every place borders Abington. Incorporated municipalities and named communities retain their own identities.

  • TownshipCheltenhamBail Bonds

    Population
    37,452
    2020 U.S. Census
    ZIP Codes
    19012, 19027, 19038

    Help understanding bail after an arrest in Cheltenham, any hour of the day.

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  • BoroughJenkintownBail Bonds

    Population
    4,719
    2020 U.S. Census
    ZIP Code
    19046

    Help understanding bail after an arrest in Jenkintown, any hour of the day.

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  • TownshipLower MorelandBail Bonds

    Population
    13,917
    2020 U.S. Census
    ZIP Code
    19006

    Help understanding bail after an arrest in Lower Moreland, any hour of the day.

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  • BoroughRockledgeBail Bonds

    Population
    2,638
    2020 U.S. Census
    ZIP Code
    19046

    Help understanding bail after an arrest in Rockledge, any hour of the day.

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  • TownshipUpper DublinBail Bonds

    Population
    26,665
    2020 U.S. Census
    ZIP Codes
    19002, 19025, 19034

    Confidential bail bond support for Upper Dublin residents and their families.

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  • TownshipUpper MorelandBail Bonds

    Population
    26,116
    2020 U.S. Census
    ZIP Codes
    19006, 19040, 19090

    Help understanding bail after an arrest in Upper Moreland, any hour of the day.

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  • CommunityWillow GroveBail Bonds

    Population
    13,730
    2020 U.S. Census

    Unincorporated community spanning parts of Upper Moreland and Abington Townships.

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