Mike Morrison Bail Bonding Co.

Mike Morrison Bail Bonding Co. Mike Morrison Bail Bonding Company, established in 1991, is a veteran-owned business based in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

Through decades of service, Mike Morrison has built his career on one principle: trust is earned through experience, honesty, and standing beside families when they need it most. With over three decades of experience, the company has become a trusted provider of bail bonding services throughout South Mississippi. Their offerings include bail bonds, notary services, and process serving, emphasizing

prompt and professional assistance for clients in need. The company's founder and owner, Michael D. Morrison, has been instrumental in shaping the bail bonding industry in Mississippi. Beyond his business endeavors, Morrison serves as the President of the Mississippi Bail Agents Association (MBAA), a position he has held since July 2022. In this role, he advocates for industry standards, provides continuing education for bail agents, and engages with policymakers to address challenges within the bail system. Morrison's commitment to professionalism and education is evident through his active participation in industry conferences and his efforts to enhance the understanding of bail processes among legal professionals. His leadership has contributed to the development of more informed and effective bail practices across the state. Clients and peers alike recognize Mike Morrison Bail Bonding Company for its reliability and dedication to upholding the rights of individuals navigating the legal system.

08/01/2026

07/30/2026

Through decades of service, Mike Morrison has built his career on one principle: trust is earned through experience, honesty, and standing beside families when they need it most.

How to File a Complaint Against a Mississippi Bail Agent Bail agents in Mississippi are licensed and regulated by the Mi...
07/30/2026

How to File a Complaint Against a Mississippi Bail Agent

Bail agents in Mississippi are licensed and regulated by the Mississippi Insurance Department. If you believe a bail agent has acted improperly, you may file a written complaint with the Department’s Investigations and Consumer Protection Division.

File Agent Complaint

You may download and print (Adobe Acrobat Reader required) the complaint form below. Fax, e-mail (scanned copy), or mail the completed form to the fax number, e-mail address, or mailing address below:

Agent Complaint Form (Fillable PDF).https://www.mid.ms.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/consumer-complaint-agent.pdf

Mississippi Insurance Department
Attn: Investigations and Consumer Protection Division
P.O. Box 79
Jackson, MS 39205
Fax Number: 601-359-2474
Email: [email protected]

The United States Constitution included protections surrounding bail for a reason. Our Founding Fathers understood that ...
07/28/2026

The United States Constitution included protections surrounding bail for a reason. Our Founding Fathers understood that an accusation is not a conviction and that liberty could not depend upon a person’s wealth, influence, or station in life. The prohibition against excessive bail reflected a larger American promise: every person who enters a courtroom should be treated with fairness, consistency, and equal justice under the law. Bail protects the presumption of innocence while ensuring that an accused person remains accountable to the court and appears whenever ordered.

For 250 years, our Constitution has withstood war, division, social change, and repeated challenges to the principles upon which this nation was founded. America has developed the strongest bail system in the world because it balances individual liberty, judicial authority, public safety, and personal accountability. Our future should not be built by abandoning that balance, but by strengthening it—preserving fairness for the accused, enforcing equal standards for everyone, and holding every participant accountable for fulfilling the responsibilities entrusted to them.

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Staying in Contact is a Condition of Your ReleaseMore and more courts are requiring defendants, as a condition of their ...
07/26/2026

Staying in Contact is a Condition of Your Release

More and more courts are requiring defendants, as a condition of their bond, to remain in regular contact with their bail agent. In many cases, the bail agent must document those contacts and maintain a record showing whether the defendant has complied.

Being released on bond does not mean a defendant is free from responsibility. The court may impose conditions that must be followed throughout the case. Failing to report, refusing to stay in contact, or repeatedly ignoring instructions can place the defendant’s continued freedom at risk.

Your bail agent cannot help you if you disappear. If your telephone number, address, employment information, or email changes, provide the updated information immediately. You should also maintain a reliable emergency contact—a family member or another responsible person who will know how to reach you if your telephone is disconnected or an emergency occurs.

The bail agent you hired has an interest in helping you remain compliant, appear in court, and successfully complete the bond. Answer the telephone. Return messages. Complete required check-ins. Ask questions when you do not understand what is expected.

Your bail agent is not working against you. We are here to help and protect you—but you must stay in contact and consistently comply with every order of the court.

Mike Morrison Bail Bonding
601-582-5001
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Address

610 Adeline Street Suite 2-B
Hattiesburg, MS
39401

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