Bail bond services charge a premium for their services, but they can only provide one type of bond. This is called a surety bond, and it requires the bondsmen to put up collateral to secure your release. An attorney, on the other hand, can obtain a personal recognizance bond, which is essentially just a personal guarantee that you will appear in court on the specified dates.

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If you've been arrested, you have a right to magistration. This process is essentially involves a judge telling you what charges you're facing, and informing you of your bond amount. Unfortunately, this often takes more than 24 hours, and can cause you to spend several days in jail before you can even be released on bail. Our Travis County criminal lawyer can meet with the magistrate on your behalf and waive your right to magistration, thus expediting your release.

We Can Start Building a Strong Defense

Our firm has extensive experience with criminal defense cases, and have successfully represented clients in a number of high-profile trials. When you contact our firm to secure your release from jail, we can immediately start to protect your rights and prevent you from accidentally incriminating yourself. If you choose to retain our firm for your defense, we can start building a strong legal strategy early in the process.

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Bail bond services charge a premium for their services, but they can only provide one type of bond. This is called a surety bond, and it requires the bondsmen to put up collateral to secure your release. An attorney, on the other hand, can obtain a personal recognizance bond, which is essentially just a personal guarantee that you will appear in court on the specified dates.
Satisfaction guaranteed on every project

If you've been arrested, you have a right to magistration. This process is essentially involves a judge telling you what charges you're facing, and informing you of your bond amount. Unfortunately, this often takes more than 24 hours, and can cause you to spend several days in jail before you can even be released on bail. Our Travis County criminal lawyer can meet with the magistrate on your behalf and waive your right to magistration, thus expediting your release.
We Can Start Building a Strong Defense

Our firm has extensive experience with criminal defense cases, and have successfully represented clients in a number of high-profile trials. When you contact our firm to secure your release from jail, we can immediately start to protect your rights and prevent you from accidentally incriminating yourself. If you choose to retain our firm for your defense, we can start building a strong legal strategy early in the process.

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Personal Bonds

A personal bond is an agreement that allows a person who’s been arrested and charged with a criminal offense to be released without posting bail. In exchange for pretrial release, the person promises to abide by a set of conditions designed to ensure that he stays out of trouble and attends all required court dates.

Cash Bonds

A cash bond is a personal bond that is secured by a refundable deposit. Travis County is one of the only counties in Texas that allows defendants, through their attorneys, to put up a percentage of the bond amount in order to secure a personal bond when a judge is otherwise reluctant to grant it.

Lawyer Assisted Bonds

A lawyer assisted bond takes the money paid and applies it towards your attorney's fees for representation in court. Do not pay a bondsman with money that could go toward your attorney as well

Criminal Bonds

A bond in a criminal case is an assurance a defendant gives the state promising to come to court when instructed. Most times, the state requires more than just the defendant’s promise to come to court.

DWI Bonds

A DWI bond for defendants who are first time offenders will typically have their bail set between $200 and $1,000. However, the judge does have wide discretion to increase or decrease this amount, particularly if the charge is a misdemeanor.

Walk-Throughs

In order have an active warrant lifted, the accused must appear at the jail for a self surrender. This is called a Walk-Through, when you turn yourself in with a bondsman there to post a bond so your stay is as short as possible.