When someone is arrested, a judge sets a bail amount that must be paid for release. Most people can't afford the full amount, so a bail bondsman posts the bail on your behalf. You pay a non-refundable fee (typically 10% of the total bail) and we guarantee the full amount to the court. Once the bond is posted, your loved one is released and must appear at all scheduled court dates.

In Texas, bail bond fees are typically 10% of the total bail amount. For example, if bail is set at $5,000, the bond fee would be $500. This fee is non-refundable and is the cost of the bail bond service. We offer flexible payment plans to help make bail affordable.

To get started, we need the defendant's full legal name, date of birth, and the jail or detention facility where they're being held. If you have the booking number or charges, that helps speed up the process, but we can locate this information for you.

Release times vary depending on the facility and how busy they are. Once we post the bond, most releases happen within 2 to 8 hours. Some smaller facilities process releases faster, while larger jails like Lew Sterrett in Dallas may take longer due to volume.

Yes. We understand that an arrest is unexpected and finances can be tight. We offer flexible payment plans to help you secure your loved one's release without paying the entire bond fee upfront. Contact us to discuss options that fit your budget.

Missing a court date is serious. The court will issue a bench warrant for the defendant's arrest, and the bail bond can be forfeited. As the co-signer, you may become responsible for the full bail amount. If your loved one misses court, contact us immediately so we can help address the situation.

Yes. Our non-arrest bail bonds help people with outstanding warrants resolve their legal issues without an unexpected arrest. We post the bond and schedule a court date so you can address the warrant on your own terms, with dignity and minimal disruption to your life.

Bail is the amount of money set by the court for release. A bond is the method used to pay that bail. A cash bond means paying the full bail amount directly to the court. A surety bond means using a bail bondsman who posts the bail on your behalf for a percentage fee.

Yes. We handle all types of bail bonds including felony charges such as assault, robbery, fraud, drug offenses, and more. Felony bonds are often higher and more complex, but our experienced agents know how to navigate these cases efficiently.

A non-arrest bail bond, also called a warrant bond, allows someone with an outstanding warrant to post bail before being arrested. This lets you clear the warrant and schedule a court date without the stress and embarrassment of an unexpected arrest.

Yes. We're available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Arrests don't follow a schedule, and neither do we. Call us anytime at (214) 466-6658.

We serve the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex including Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, Denton County, and surrounding areas. We can also assist with bail bonds throughout the state of Texas.

Yes. We offer bilingual services in English and Spanish to better serve our community.

Contact us anyway. We offer payment plans and work with families to find solutions. Our goal is to help your loved one get out of jail, and we'll do what we can to make that happen within your budget.

No. Using a bail bondsman has no impact on the criminal case itself. It simply allows the defendant to await trial from home rather than in jail, which often helps them work more effectively with their attorney to prepare a defense.