Blog – San Antonio Bail Bond Experts

A driving-under-the-influence (DUI) charge can have serious consequences, more so for active duty soldiers. A soldier arrested and charged for drunk driving can face both civilian penalties in accordance with state laws and military punishment. If a civilian police officer arrests you or your loved one, paying bail on your own or with the help…

Though it’s ultimately up to a judge whether or not you can post bail, there are some charges that often can’t have bail posted for them. If you or a loved one has been arrested for one of these charges, there may be no way that you can get them out of jail until their…

Are you thinking about skipping bail? When you skip bail, you fail to show up to court. The court will attempt to find you, as will the bail bondsman. Skipping bail can seem like an attractive way to avoid sentencing, but it has some substantial consequences. Here are just a few reasons skipping bail should…

If someone you care about has been arrested and is currently in jail awaiting court proceedings, then you may want to help them post bail or bond. The world of bail bonds can be confusing to someone who has never bailed someone out of jail before. While a good bail bondsman will explain the bail…

When a friend or family member has just been booked for a crime, it’s easy to start making decisions quickly. After all, you want them to be home and safe as soon as possible. However, in order to bail someone out, you often need to act as a co-signer. This comes with some important responsibilities…

When someone you love gets arrested, that can be scary and frustrating. If the judge sets bail, you want to be able to get your loved one out of jail as fast as possible. However, in many cases, bail is so high that it’s impossible to pay on your own; in those cases, a bail…

If you or a loved one has been arrested, you may have to post bail to get of jail until your trial. Whether it’s your first time dealing with the court systems or not, bail can be confusing. How does the judge determine bail? What should you expect? How does bail work in Texas? These…

Getting arrested and thrown in jail is not only inconvenient, but it is also embarrassing, scary and frustrating. The good news is that you most likely will not have to stay in jail throughout your court hearings for the charges against you. Instead, you could post bail and get of jail quickly. The bail process…