How do bail bonds work?
We are located at 125 N. Guadalupe Ste. 102, San Marcos, TX 78666.
We doWe’re San Marcos Bail Bonds in Hays County and
we know exactly what to do to help you or your loved
one get out of jail. San Marcos Bail Bonds provides
24 hour jail release bail bond services for defendants
that is quick and affordable. We’re available
24 hours a day to take your call, and will walk with
you through each step of the process. We can help you
with warrant walk throughs, discounts and financing.
For over five years in Hays County, we’ve been
helping people just like you navigate the sometimes
bewildering process of jail and bail. Whether you’ve
been arrested for a DWI, Possession of a Controlled
Substance (POCS), Possession of Marijuana (POM), a Theft,
Assault, or any other charge, we can help you get out
of jail – regardless of guilt or innocence –
after bail has been determined. We are an approved bail
bondsman for Hays County and are conveniently located
on the square in San Marcos, near the courthouse.
Here’s how it worksCall us at 512-392-8999 – no matter what time
day or night. We’ll answer and start working with
you on getting yourself or your loved one out of jail,
once the Hays County Magistrate (judge) has set the
bail amount. If you are the defendant, please be aware
that you must have an indemnitor (co-signer) to vouch
for you before you can be released. Your co-signer must
come to our office and fill out paperwork and they are
responsible for you. We charge a percentage of the bail
amount to the indemnitor or co-signer, and put up the
rest of the bail to secure the release of the inmate.
Once out of jail, we continue to work with the inmate
as his/her case winds its way through the Hays County
court system. San Marcos Bail Bonds is a locally
owned and operated business. We also have locations
in Gonzales, Caldwell, Guadalupe and Comal Counties.
Hablamos Español. We
can also help you at New Braunfels Bail Bonds
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happens if you get arrested? How do you get out of jail?
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or daughter? Do you know how to get them released from
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