Felony Bail Bonds in Fort Worth
A felony arrest usually comes with a higher bail amount. We explain the bond, set up a payment plan, and post it so your loved one can go home while the case moves forward.
How felony bail works
In Texas, felonies range from state jail felonies to first degree felonies. A magistrate sets the bail amount after the arrest. For a felony, that amount is often much higher than for a misdemeanor.
The court can also add conditions to the bond. These can include regular check-ins, no-contact orders, or drug testing. We go over every condition with you so nothing is missed.
What we do for you
You call us. We confirm where the person is held and what the bond is. We go over the fee and the paperwork, then our agent posts the bond with the jail. The jail processes the release from there.
- Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Flexible payment plans
- Confidential from the first call
- Clear answers on cost before you sign
What our clients say
Read them on Google“Kevin is an amazing bondsman! He waited after his normal hours for me to get there and made the whole process super easy.”
Ashley W.
“Everything was explained clearly, process moved fast, and I got out without extra stress. Grateful for the fair treatment, respect and efficiency.”
Sierra T.
“A1 Speedy Bonds was quick and efficient with bonding me out. There was no judgment during the filing process, and everyone was very welcoming.”
Emily H.
“From the moment I reached out, they were professional, respectful, and moved quickly to help my family during a stressful situation.”
Tamara A.
“They were fast, professional, and very helpful during a stressful situation. The staff answered all of my questions and made the process quick and easy.”
Paulette B.
Felony Bail Bonds questions
Can you bond out someone charged with a felony?
Yes. We write felony bail bonds in Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Call us with the person's full name and where they are held, and we will tell you what the bond needs.
What if the felony bail amount is very high?
You do not pay the full bail amount with a bail bond. You pay our fee, and we guarantee the full amount to the court. We also offer flexible payment plans.
What happens if the person misses court?
The court can forfeit the bond and issue a new warrant. If a court date is missed, call us right away. The sooner we know, the more options there are.
Visit our office
We love our clients and invite you to see us in person. We are just south of downtown Fort Worth. Our phone is answered around the clock.
A1 Speedy Bail Bonds1015 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 2Fort Worth, TX 76104Someone you love in jail?
Call now. We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.