Category: Bail Bonds
How to Find Someone in the Arlington City Jail or Tarrant County Jail (and What to Do Next)
For an Arlington arrest, check the City of Arlington jail detainee list first, because people are booked at 620 W. Division St. before any transfer. For everyone else, or anyone...
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Can You Bail Someone Out on the Weekend or a Holiday in Texas?
Yes. In Tarrant County, magistrates set bail every day, including weekends and holidays, and the Tarrant County Corrections Center Bond Desk at 100 N. Lamar St. accepts bonds 24 hours...
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What Happens After Posting Bail in Texas? Release, Conditions and Court Dates
After bail is posted in Texas, the jail verifies the bond, clears any holds and releases the person, usually within several hours. The defendant leaves with written bond conditions and...
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How Long Does the Bail Bond Process Take in Tarrant County? A Stage-by-Stage Timeline
In Tarrant County, booking usually takes several hours, magistration must happen within 48 hours of arrest, a bondsman can post the bond within minutes to an hour once it is...
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Arrested at a Cowboys, Rangers or Concert Event in Arlington: What Happens Next
People arrested at AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, Choctaw Stadium or Texas Live! are taken to the Arlington City Jail, 620 W. Division St. Common event charges include public intoxication,...
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How to Bond Someone Out of a Texas Jail When You Live Out of State
You can bail someone out of a Tarrant County jail from another state. Call a licensed bondsman such as A Way Out Bail Bonds at 817 261 2828 , review...
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What Is Magistration in Tarrant County? What Families Need to Know
Magistration is the first hearing after an arrest in Texas. A magistrate tells the person the charge and their rights, including the right to a court appointed lawyer, reviews a...
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Common Bond Conditions in Texas: Ignition Interlock, GPS, No-Contact Orders and More
Every Texas bond requires the defendant to appear in court and not commit new offenses. Magistrates can add conditions such as an ignition interlock (required for many repeat DWI charges),...
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