24-Hour Bail Bond Attorney Services in San Antonio, TX

24-Hour Jail Bond

Generally, when someone is arrested, they are entitled to bail. Bail can be paid with cash or a bail bond. After they have given you that option, you are given the opportunity to call a lawyer. Call Bail Bond Attorney San Antonio to get you the immediate 24-hour jail release with a written bail bond. There will always be someone available to help you out. Call our office immediately to get the bail bond you need.

Surety Bonds

We can post bond for felonies or misdemeanors in all Bexar county courts. This can be done when the accused is at the Magistrate’s office or in the county jail. You will save money by using a lawyer instead of a bail bondsman because once the lawyer posts your bond, he/sh will also commit to representing the accused in court.

Motion to Revoke Bonds

When a person is on probation for a misdemeanor or a felony and violates a condition of probation, the state can request that the person's probation be revoked, and the accused sentenced to county jail or probation. The filing of this motion causes a warrant to be issued. The warrant will sometimes have a bond amount set when the warrant is issued or may be remanded without a bond. if a bond is set, we can post bond as in any other case. if the case has no bond, we can get a judge to set a bond once we are hired. if you are not sure which applies to you, call us to schedule a consultation.

Remand Without Bond

In some cases, a person has no bond because the judge has issued an order for the defendant to be arrested and for no bond to be set by the magistrate once the arrest takes place. This usually occurs when the defendant is on probation and has violated the terms of his probation. In some cases, a person is remanded without bond because a court date was missed, or a previous bondsman withdrew the bond. We can get you a bond in these circumstances.

Attorney Bonds

This is a term used to refer to people who are on probation and have had a motion to revoke probation filed against them. The term comes from the idea that the only way a bond can be set where there is no bond is to hire an attorney to speak to the judge. Bail bond companies cannot get the bond set, nor can the defendant or anyone on his/her behalf, unless that person is an attorney.

Out-of-County Bonds

This term refers to a situation where a person is arrested in San Antonio and his/her case is in another county in Texas. It also refers to people who have been arrested in a county other than Bexar county but live in San Antonio, and wish to have someone from San Antonio assist in their release. We can handle both of these situations. There are some counties that require a local bonding company only but call us and we will provide assistance.

Cash Bonds

In some cases, a judge will order that the person arrested be ordered to pay the full amount of the bond in cash, in order to be released. This often happens in child support cases. While we cannot post the cash for you, we can help get the amount of the cash bond required lowered, or change the cash bond requirement to a surety bond. Call us to see if either of these options is available in your situation.

Juvenile Bonds

When a juvenile is arrested and placed in the juvenile detention facility, they are not released on bond as is done with adults. if the child is detained after arrest and not released to his or her parents or guardian immediately, we can help. We can speak to the juvenile judge to argue for your child's release. If that is not acceptable to the court, we can schedule a detention hearing as soon as possible. This is the only means to secure your child's release from detention.