Highland Park Bail Bonds

Do you have a family member or friend who has been arrested in Highland Park? If so, we can help you with Highland Park, TX Bail Bonds. At Southern Bail Bonds we have 30 years of experience in the bail industry and understand the Dallas County jail system and are experts in dealing with all types of Bail Bonds.

What You Can Expect When Arrested In Highland Park

When someone is arrested they will be transported to the Highland Park jail/detention center for booking. At the detention center they will be fingerprinted, searched, photographed and finally, booked in.   The individual will be placed in a jail cell and remain there until Highland Park Bail Bonds are posted or they are released by a judge. They will go before a judge (arraignment) to hear the charges and have the terms of their bail set.  The arraignment typically takes place within 8 – 10 hours of the arrest, depending on the time of day.  Offenses can be either felony, misdemeanor or traffic (DUI/DWI) related.

Following the book-in and processing, the individual may be released on Highland Park Bail Bonds if bonds are set by the judge.  Highland Park bail bonds can be posted 24 hours a day.  However, it is possible that some defendants may not be granted bail, in which case a bail bond will not result in an individual being released from detention.

Fast Jail Release With Highland Park, TX Bail Bonds

At Southern Bail Bonds, we can arrange fast, professional and confidential Highland Park, TX bail bonds processing to ensure your loved one or friend is released as quickly as possible.  Our bail bond agents can handle any felony, misdemeanor or traffic related bail bonds with quick approvals and no hidden fees.  We specialize in No Credit Check bail bonds and Easy Payment Terms.

It is important that you fully understand how the Highland Park bail bonds process works. We are happy to answer any questions you may have and provide information on what you can expect throughout the entire bail bond process.

Call Us Now at 214-372-2500  – We can start the bail bond process right over the phone!  Click here for directions to our office.

Author: Patrick Hill