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Bail Bond Services in Odessa, TX
We help individuals better understand the entire bail process.
When an individual is arrested and jailed, the court may set a bail amount for that individual's release. Bail is posted in exchange for the temporary release of the defendant until their next appearance in court, under the condition that the arrested individual will show up on their court date.
- Severity of the crime
- Likelihood of the individual returning for court dates
- Criminal history
- Risk of harm to society
- History of missing court dates
Bail Bonds FAQ
Q - What is a bail bondsman?
A - An agent or corporation that can pledge money or property and act as a surety for the appearance of persons accused in court.
Q - How much does it cost to post bail?
A - Agents generally charge a fee that is based on a percentage of a bond. The fee is generally non-refundable, this is how the agent is compensated.
Q - What is the purpose of a Bail Bond?
A - If you are charged with an offense, you may be taken into custody until the time of a trial. Often the court will allow you to post bail, which will allow you to remain free until your court date. If you can't afford to pay for bail, then you can enlist the services of a bail bondsman. These agents can act a a surety and help you to avoid custody until it is time to appear in court.
Q - Will I always need collateral?
A - It is sometimes necessary to to require collateral in cases where a high amount of bail is set. It is important to remember, every case is different. Our bail bonds team can help you find out what you need for your case.
Q - What can happen if the defendant is re-arrested in another state or county?
A - If this happens, it is imperative that you contact our bail bonds office as soon as possible, in order to help ensure your protection.
Q - If someone is released on bail and then the case is dismissed, what happens?
A - You will likely still owe the premium for bail bond. The commission is earned once the defendant is released on a bond. Regardless, a bail bond company does not always have a way of knowing whether or not the District Attorney is going to file a case or not.
Remember, it is imperative that you or the person you are bailing out attends their court date. Failure to appear in court can lead to severe penalties and financial consequences.
Contact Us for More Information on Bail Bonds
If you or a loved one needs quick cash to get out of jail, don’t forget about the bail bond services we offer at Chavez Law Firm. There is no reason to sit in jail when all it takes is a simple call to our criminal defense attorney serving Odessa, TX. We would be more than willing to provide you with a bail bond. Likewise, if you have additional questions about bail bonds, we would be happy to go over all the information you need to make an informed decision. We know a loved one being jailed is a tense and stressful situation, but we do all we can to help!
Additionally, after we have helped you with your bail, our criminal defense attorney can assist with any further complications you might face. Whether you are facing misdemeanor charges, theft charges, felony charges, or other issues, please contact us at your earliest convenience. For those who require legal assistance in the Odessa, TX area, Chavez Law Firm is the one to call.
