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TABS Program in Nashville
(Tracking Accountability Bond Supervision)
What You Need to Know After Release | Davidson County Domestic Violence Court
If your loved one has been released on bond in Nashville, Tennessee, they may be required to participate in the Tracking Accountability Bond Supervision (TABS) program.
At Bail & Rescue Bonding – “The Bond Lady”, we make sure you understand exactly what to do next so there are no mistakes that could affect the bond.
What Is the TABS Program?
TABS (Tracking Accountability Bond Supervision) is a court monitoring program through the General Sessions Domestic Violence Court in Davidson County.
It is designed to ensure that defendants follow all court-ordered bond conditions, which may include:
- GPS ankle monitoring
- No-contact orders
- Stay-away restrictions
- Other court-imposed requirements
TABS officers monitor and report compliance to the court—but they do not make decisions or change bond conditions. Only a judge can do that.
IMPORTANT: Reporting Requirement (DO NOT MISS THIS)
If TABS is ordered, the defendant must:
Report IN PERSON
By 2:00 PM the next business day after release
Failure to report can result in:
- Bond review
- Possible violation
- Risk of being taken back into custody
💡 The Bond Lady Tip:
This is one of the most common mistakes people make after getting out. Always go the next business day—no exceptions unless the court says otherwise.
Where to Report for TABS (Nashville Location)
TABS Compliance Office
100 James Robertson Parkway
Suite 10, Room 0-078
Ben West Building
Nashville, TN 37201
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Phone Numbers:
(615) 862-8380 Ext. 70979 (Supervisor)
(615) 626-1797
Email: TABS@jisnashville.gov
What TABS Does (And Does NOT Do)
What TABS DOES:
- Monitors compliance with bond conditions
- Tracks GPS monitoring (if ordered)
- Reports activity to the court
What TABS DOES NOT DO:
- Change your bond conditions
- Decide if you violated your bond
- Issue warrants or penalties
👉 All decisions come directly from the judge.
How Bail & Rescue Bonding Helps You Stay Compliant
At Bail & Rescue Bonding, we don’t just get your loved one out—we help keep them out.
We guide every client through:
- Understanding TABS requirements
- Knowing exactly where and when to report
- Avoiding common mistakes that cause violations
- Staying in compliance with court orders
Have questions after release? Call us immediately:
615-207-4174
How Bail & Rescue Bonding Helps You Stay Compliant
We specialize in:
- Domestic violence bonds
- GPS monitoring cases
- High-risk and complex bonds
- Fast release from Downtown Detention Center (DDC)
Trusted. Professional. Experienced.
👠 The Bond Lady – We Get ’Em Home.
Need Help With a Domestic Violence Bond in Nashville?
We specialize in:
- Domestic violence bonds
- GPS monitoring cases
- High-risk and complex bonds
- Fast release from Downtown Detention Center (DDC)
Trusted. Professional. Experienced.
👠 The Bond Lady – We Get ’Em Home.
Frequently Asked Questions?
What happens if I miss my TABS appointment?
The court may review your bond, which could lead to stricter conditions or revocation.
Can TABS change my bond conditions?
No. Only the judge can make changes to your bond.
Do I have to report even if I was released late at night?
Yes. You must report by 2:00 PM on the next business day.
Is TABS required for all domestic violence cases in Nashville?
No, only when ordered by the court.