Dallas County
Dallas office
Near Lew Sterrett Justice Center
Serving Dallas, Irving, Garland and more
Call (214) 749-5600
What We Handle
Every Bond Type, Every Charge Level.
Whatever the charge, we've posted it before. Licensed in all four major DFW counties, with the court relationships to move your case fast.
Misdemeanor Bonds
Class A–C charges — DWI, theft, simple assault, possession. Bail typically runs $500–$5,000, so our fee stays small and release is fast.
- Usually released 1–4 hours after posting
- No credit check, payment plans available
- We handle the paperwork at the jail
Felony Bonds
Higher bail amounts and stricter conditions call for an agent who knows the courts. We work felony bonds in Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton County every week.
- Established relationships in all 4 county courts
- Collateral and co-signer options explained upfront
- We monitor court dates with you after release
Warrant Bonds
Found out there's a warrant? Acting first keeps you in control. We can often arrange the bond before any arrest happens — no squad car, no holding cell surprise.
- Confidential warrant checks across DFW counties
- Bond arranged before you surrender
- Often resolved in a single appointment
Walk-Through Bonds
Surrender, book and release in one scheduled visit. You walk in with our agent and the bond already arranged — and in most cases you never sit in a cell.
- Scheduled at your convenience
- Agent by your side through booking
- Typically in and out the same morning
Immigration Bonds
ICE holds and immigration bonds move through a different system with different rules. Our fully bilingual agents handle them across DFW, explain every step in English or Spanish, and keep your family informed while the case moves.
- Delivery and voluntary departure bonds
- Fully bilingual agents, 24 hours
- Coordination with your immigration attorney
How Bail Bond Types Differ
The judge decides what kind of release is available. The type of bond determines what it costs and what it requires.
- Surety bond: a bail bond agent posts the bond for a fee, usually a percentage of the bail amount. The fee is not refundable. This is the type we write.
- Cash bond: the full bail amount is paid to the court or the jail. The money is returned at the end of the case, minus any fees or court costs.
- Personal (PR) bond: the person is released on their own promise to appear, with no money posted. Judges grant these based on the charge and the person's history.
Ask which type applies to the case before you decide how to proceed.
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