Felony & Misdemeanor Bail Bonds
Felony and Misdemeanor Bail Bonds in Denton County
Felony and misdemeanor bail bonds, day or night, across Denton County and North Texas.
Webb's Statewide Bail Bonds posts bail fast so your loved one gets home quickly.
What Our Misdemeanor and Felony Bail Bonds Cover
Not every arrest is the same, and neither is every bail amount. Webb's Statewide Bail Bonds handles everything from a simple traffic violation bail bond to large bail bonds tied to serious felony charges, and we know the paperwork and procedures at every jail in our service area. Our licensed bail bondsman answers the phone 24 hours a day across Denton, McKinney, and the surrounding counties.
Our team works city jail bail bonds and county jail bail bonds alike, including cases that started outside our home county. If your family member was picked up in another jurisdiction, we can also arrange transfer bail bonds so they aren't stuck waiting on a facility across the state.
- Misdemeanor charges including DWI, theft, assault, and traffic violations
- Felony charges ranging from drug offenses to more serious criminal counts
- State bail bonds valid across Texas jurisdictions
- Warrant help for active or outstanding arrest warrants
- Transfer bail bonds for defendants moved between facilities
- Bail bond consultation to review charges and bond amount before you commit
How Bail Bonds Work
The Bail Bond Process for Felony and Misdemeanor Charges
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Call and Get Warrant Information
Contact our bonding company as soon as you know the charge, bond amount, or if you suspect an arrest warrant is active. We'll answer your bail bond questions and explain how bail bonds work for your specific situation.
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Share the Defendant's Details
We'll ask for the defendant's full name, date of birth, booking location, and bond amount. This lets our experienced bail bondsman confirm the case and prepare the paperwork before we ever leave the office.
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Post Bail and Complete Paperwork
Once terms are agreed, we post bail directly with the jail, whether that's a city jail, county jail, or state facility. Signing can often happen by phone or electronically, so you can post bail by phone without an in-person visit in many cases.
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Fast Jail Release
After the bond is posted and processed by jail staff, release typically follows within a few hours depending on how busy the facility is. Our jail release service tracks the process closely so your loved one gets out of jail as quickly as the system allows.
Texas law generally sets a bail bond fee at 10% of the total bond amount, and that fee is what makes bail affordable compared to paying the full cash amount to the court. We're upfront about bail bond cost from the first phone call, so there are no surprises once paperwork is signed.
We also offer bail bond payment plans for families who need to spread the fee out, along with credit card bail bonds for those who prefer not to handle cash. To keep things moving quickly, have the defendant's booking number, charge, and jail location ready when you call.
Documentation needs are usually simple: a valid ID for the person signing (the indemnitor), and sometimes a co-signer for larger felony bonds. Our team walks you through exactly what's needed before you drive to the jail, so nothing holds up your loved one's release.
Bail Bond Cost and Payment Options
Understanding Bail Bond Cost, Payment Plans, and Timelines
Why Choose Us
Why Denton County Families Trust Webb's Statewide Bail Bonds
Families dealing with an arrest are often stressed and unsure who to call. Here's what sets our bail bond services apart for felony and misdemeanor cases across North Texas.
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Family Owned and Licensed
Webb's Statewide Bail Bonds is a family owned bail bond company with a fully licensed bail bondsman on every case. We treat clients the way we'd want our own family treated during a difficult night.
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24 Hour Emergency Response
Arrests don't wait for business hours, and neither do we. Our 24 hour bail bonds team handles emergency bail bonds around the clock, including weekends and holidays, so you get a fast bail bonds response no matter when the call comes in.
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Local and Experienced
As a local bail bondsman based right here in Denton, we know the staff, procedures, and quirks of every jail in Denton County, Collin County, Wise County, Cooke County, and beyond.
Common Questions
Bail Bond Questions About Felony and Misdemeanor Charges
Here are answers to some of the most common questions we hear from families posting bail for the first time.
What's the difference between misdemeanor and felony bail bonds?
Misdemeanor bail bonds usually involve lower bond amounts and quicker paperwork, covering charges like traffic violations, minor theft, or first-time DWI. Felony bail bonds involve higher bond amounts and more serious charges, and sometimes require a co-signer or added documentation before we can post bail.
How fast can I get someone out of jail?
Once we post bail, release timing depends on the jail's booking backlog, not on us. Most misdemeanor releases happen within a few hours, while felony jail release can take a bit longer due to fingerprinting and warrant checks.
Can I pay for a bail bond with a credit card?
Yes. We accept credit card bail bonds along with cash and offer bail bond payment plans for clients who need more flexibility. Ask about payment options during your initial bail bond consultation so we can set up the arrangement that works for your budget.
What if there's an active warrant instead of an arrest?
If you suspect a warrant is out for you or a family member, call us before turning yourself in. We provide warrant help and can pull warrant information to confirm the charge and bond amount, then arrange bail in advance so jail time is as short as possible.
Our Services
Bail Bond Services Across North Texas
Webb's Statewide Bail Bonds posts felony and misdemeanor bail bonds throughout the following areas:
Get Your Loved One Home Tonight
A phone call is all it takes to start the bail bond process for a misdemeanor or felony charge. Reach our licensed, family owned team now and we'll walk you through bond amount, cost, and next steps before you hang up.