Ft. Bend County, Texas Bail Bond Attorney David Hunter
When someone is arrested, the Court generally has two choices in cases where bail is an option. It can release the accused on his or her own recognizance (a personal recognizance bond or PR Bond), or it can require the posting of bail. In some cases where the bond amount is too high, we are successful in persuading the Court to lower the amount of the bail bond. As your attorney, I strive to protect your freedoms and rights. Call David Hunter, experienced Texas bail bond attorney, at 281-265-1515 for a free phone consultation. I can explain the process of making or posting bail and discuss how I may be able to help. Posting Bail or Making BondIn most situations, the quickest way to get someone out of jail is by posting bail. Posting bail can be done in two ways. You can always post the entire amount of the bond in cash yourself, but be advised that the County keeps a small administrative fee and that it may take awhile to get your money back from the County after your case is resolved. If the accused person fails to show up in court, you will lose all of your bail money. The second, and most common way of posting bail, is to use a professional bondsman. The bondsman has entered an agreement with the County whereby he guarantees the appearance of the accused at all future court dates. The bondsman charges a fee for his services. Over the years, my clients have used all of the local bondsman with few problems. In Harris County, I recommend John Burns with Burns Bail Bonds located in downtown Houston at 609 Houston Avenue, Houston, Texas. Call (713) 224-0305 before you go so that you can be sure that you have everything you will need to bond out your loved one. Don't forget to bring your current Texas Drivers License or Identification Card. Burns Bail Bonds accepts checks, cash, and all major credit cards. Burns Bail Bonds In Fort Bend County, I recommend Bill Benton at ABC Bonding. Bill and his staff have always taken great care of my clients, and he offers a discount to my clients for the bail bonds he provides to them. ABC Bonding Company ABC Bonding is located right across the street from the jail at 1612 Ransom Road. If you call ABC Bonding at (281) 342-2728 before you arrive, everything is generally ready for you by the time you get there. Also, keep in mind that the person posting the bond must show a valid Texas Driver License or Identification Card. For a free consultation with Sugar Land bail bond attorney David Hunter, call 281-265-1515 or contact us using the form on the right. Phones are answered 24 hours a day. Se habla español |
I am David Hunter, a former Texas judge and an experienced bail bond attorney, and I represent clients accused of misdemeanor and felony crimes in Harris County, Texas and Ft. Bend County, Texas. If a family member or a loved one has been arrested and is in custody, you probably want to get them out of jail. The accused usually wants to get out jail for obvious reasons. However, by being free, the accused is in a much better position to fight their charges.
