If a case is dismissed, the bail money will typically be returned to the person who posted the bail, minus any administrative fees or charges.

When bail is posted, the full amount of the bail is typically held by the court or a bail bondsman as a guarantee that the defendant will appear at all required court hearings. If the defendant complies with all of the conditions of their release, such as appearing at all court hearings and complying with any other requirements set by the court, the bail money will be returned at the conclusion of the case.

If the case is dismissed, the bail money will be released and returned to the person who posted the bail, typically within a few weeks of the dismissal. However, it is important to note that any fees or charges associated with obtaining the bail, such as administrative fees or fees paid to a bail bondsman, may not be refundable.

If you have posted bail and the case against you has been dismissed, it is important to follow up with the court or the bail bondsman to ensure that your bail money is returned to you as soon as possible.