Bail Bond Process

YOU GOT ARRESTED IN TEXAS.  NOW WHAT?

Call Not Guilty Bail Bonds.

If you are arrested and charged with a crime, you may need someone to post bail on your behalf. Not Guilty Bail Bonds can assist with that. Here is a detailed sequence of events that can occur if you or someone you know gets arrested.

Arrested to Release

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You’re going to be booked and detained

Assuming you’ve been arrested, you’ll be taken into custody and held, usually at a police station or a local or county jail, where you’ll be fingerprinted, photographed, and placed in a jail cell. You’ll also be informed of your rights.

  • You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court.
  • You have the right to have a lawyer present during any questioning.
  • If you cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed for you if you wish.

Bail will be set by a Judge

Bail is the amount of money you must pay to get out of jail. It not only allows you to leave jail but also provides a financial incentive to appear in court. If you fulfill your court obligations, you may get your bail money back. However, if you fail to do so, you will likely lose the bail refund.

Circumstances can affect bail.

The judge sets bail. The amount is determined based on the pending charges, your criminal history, the risk of flight, and various other factors. You have three options:

  1. Stay in jail and wait until a court date is scheduled
  2. Pay a bond in full
  3. Call a reputable bondsman!

Do your research!

Remember to search for “bail bond near me” and look for “Not Guilty Bail Bonds.”

Steps 1-5: Contact the Not Guilty Bail Bonds agency that services the county where the arrest occurred. Our solid reputation should give you confidence that we will guide you through steps 1-5 effectively. Not Guilty Bail Bonds has four office locations to serve those arrested in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Post bail… This is how it works

Step 6: Bail will be posted and deposited with the court to ensure the defendant’s commitment to fulfilling all court proceedings.

Bail can be posted in cash. If you are unable to do so, a reputable Bail Bond Agency like Not Guilty Bail Bonds can do it for you.  Typically, the bail bond agency charges a non-refundable premium or fee to initiate the release process.

Bail has been posted, and it’s time to get out of jail.

Step 7: After posting a bond and being released from jail, the defendant should contact one of our three offices without delay. As a new client, you will need to visit our office and complete the necessary paperwork, which should take approximately 10-15 minutes. Once completed, your bondsman will explain the rules, regulations, and obligations while on bond with them.

Aside from understanding how much the bond is and paying back, post-release steps include:

  • Payment plan guidelines
  • Continually updated information on the client
  • Weekly phone check-ins

These obligations stay in effect until the client has met all court responsibilities and made all payments to the bond company. Skipping any court dates will lead to additional costs.

What can you expect from a Bail Bondsman?

The bail bondsman should be honest, friendly, and explain the entire process. The agency should be accessible at all times and offer quick, friendly, and affordable service.


HOW DO I GET SOMEONE OUT OF JAIL IN TEXAS?

Not Guilty Bail Bonds is here to help you. When someone is arrested in Texas, the court determines a bail amount that must be posted before the person can be released from jail. We understand how stressful this process can be and we are here to guide you through it. It all begins with a simple phone call.

Not Guilty Bail Bonds Process

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MCKINNEY, TX

JAILS WE SERVE

In Collin County

Allen Jail          • City of Frisco Jail
Collin County Jail          • Plano City Jail
Richardson City Jail          • Wylie City Jail


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GREENVILLE, TX

JAILS WE SERVE

In Hunt County

Hunt County Jail


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SULPHER SPRINGS, TX

JAILS WE SERVE

In Hopkins, Rains & Wood County

Hopkins County Jail     • Rains County Jail
Wood County Jail


This marks the beginning of the bail evaluation. Please have the following information ready to provide to our agent:

  • Name of defendant
  • Where is the defendant – jail or detention center
  • Defendant’s home state and county
  • Your relationship to the defendant
  • Defendant’s employer and length of employment

Not Guilty Bail Bond will check the status of the defendant and determine the charges that have been filed. We will also gather any additional information needed to evaluate the case. This is the pre-qualification process that helps us determine if we are the right bail bonds company for you.

Feel free to use the buttons below to try to locate the person you are attempting to help.

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In Collin County
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In Hopkins County
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In Hunt County
Rains County
In Rains County
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In Wood County

Not Guilty Bail Bonds will give you a fair and reasonable quote so you know exactly how much it will cost to get an inmate out of jail on bond.  A Payment Plan may be available.

CO-SIGNER APPLICATION

CO-SIGNER APPLICATION

As the Co-Signer, it’s your responsibility to make sure the defendant appears at their scheduled court dates and that they meet any obligations mandated by the court.

NEW CLIENT APPLICATION

DEFENDANT APPLICATION

Please fill out our New Client agreement Form.

PAYMENT PLAN

PAYMENT PLAN

We are affordable and offer payment plans.

MAKE ONLINE PAYMENT

MAKE ONLINE PAYMENT

Easy and secure online payment process.

Once the agreed bail premium has been paid, we will quickly post bail.

Upon installing the app, the defendant will need to download and open it on their phone. They should then click on the “Check-In” button and take a selfie. After that, they can click on the “Send Check-In Details” button. This action will update the defendant’s check-in log in Bailbooks and capture their GPS location, adding it to the defendants’ “Check-In Location History“, which will catalog each location from which a defendant checks in.