24 Hour Jail Release - Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Collin County Writ Bonds

Are you faced with the situation of having a family member, friend or loved one currently incarcerated in the Collin County Jail (The Collin County Justice Center) or a city jail located in Plano, Frisco, McKinney?

Criminal Defense Attorney Bill Knox at 214-500-0000 can assist and guide you through this difficult time. There are several options which can be used in order to obtain the release of a friend or loved one. Some of those options include but are not limited to posting a bail bond, an attorney writ bond, or paying a cash bond. Mr Knox will consult with you about the best option when it comes to obtaining the release of an inmate in Collin County. Bill Knox has been practicing criminal defense law for over 25 years and has assisted in the release of thousands of inmates from local city and county jails on both Attorney Writ Bonds and Attorney Bail Bonds.

Attorney Writ Bonds - Get Out Of Jail Right Now

Did the jail or a member of the jail staff tell you that you will require an attorney writ bond in order to get somebody released from their jail? Many times when a Judge or Magistrate is not on duty at the specific jail, a member of the jail staff may inform you that you need an attorney to do what is called a Writ Bond. That's where we come in to assist you with your current situtation.

When somebody is arrested, he or she must be brought in front of a Magistrate in order to have a bond set on their charges. This can take hours or even days depending upon the Magistrate's hours and number of people incarcerated and/or arrested and waiting to go before the Magistrate. The Magistrate will review the charges, notifiy the defendant of their rights, and set a bond.

However, in some cities and counties, the Magistrates may work very few hours per day seeing new inmates and setting bonds. In addition, some city and county Magistrates do not work on the weekends which means if a Magistrate does not work on the weekends, your friend or loved one will have to wait in jail over the weekend in order to be seen by the Magistrate on Monday.

So, how does an attorney writ bond work? Under certain circumstances and in certain criminal cases an attorney may get a bond set for an inmate without that inmate having to actually wait to see a Magistrate. This means that the attorney may get a writ bond set and immediately begin the process of having them released from the jail.

Who qualifies for a Collin County Lawyer Writ Bond? In most instances, this type of release may be used for Class A and Class B Misdemeanors. It does not cover Felonies or Class C traffic citations. However, if an friend or loved one is in jail on a Class A or Class B Misdemeanor and has additional outstanding warrants for traffic citations, we may assist you in making the proper arrangements to clear the traffic warrants as well.

Some examples of cases in which a Writ Bond may be acceptable would be Driving While License Suspended, Driving While Intoxcated (DWI), Theft (Misdemeanor), and Assault. There are several other criminal charges which may be covered by an Attorney Writ Bond, but you would need to consult with Bill Knox about whether or not we can post an Attorney Writ Bond.

What Is The Difference Between A Bail Bond, Writ Bond and Cash Bond?

What is the difference between a bail, attorney writ bond and a cash bond? A bail is posted when bond has already been set for an inmate by the Magistrate or Judge on duty. Once bail has been set for an inmate, you may only post either a bail bond or a cash bond. Writ Bonds may not be set once a bond is already set by the Magistrate. A bail bond may either be paid in full by cash or posted by a licensed bondsman or attorney.

A cash bond is a bond which may be paid in cash directly to the jail for the full amount of the bond. For instance, if an inmate has a $10,000 bond, you may pay the $10,000 directly to the jail. Once the case is finished, you will receive your $10,000 back from the county. If you post bail through a lawyer or a bonding company, you will only pay a portion of the bond and that money is generally non-refundable. Why? Because in order to secure the release of the person in jail, the bondsman is putting up their $10,000 so that you don't have to come up with all the money. However, they charge a fee for basically borrowing their money.

Bill Knox - Collin County Defense Lawyer

Bill Knox has been practicing law in both counties for over 25 years and has the experience you need to both obtain an immediate release from jail and aggressively represent you in your criminal case. We are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year to assist with your criminal defense matters. Call us now and begin the release process of a friend or loved one.

As a defense lawyer, Bill Knox represents clients charged with the following types of cases: All Felony Criminal Charges, All Misdemeanor Criminal Charges, Aggravated Assault, Arson, Criminal Assaults, Assault Family Violence, Burglary, Capital Murder, Collin County Bail Bonds, Collin County Writ Bonds, Credit Card Abuse, Criminal Mischief, Criminal Trespassing, Dallas Bail Bonds, Domestic Violence, Drug Crimes, Drug Possession, Drunk Driving Defense, Drunk Driving Attorney, Frisco Writ Bonds, Possession Crimes, Dallas DWI/DUI, Collin County DWI/DUI, Evading Arrest, Expunctions, Forgery, Fraud, Indecent Exposure, Jail Releases, Juvenile Crimes, Manslaughter, Murder, Plano Attorney Writ Bonds, Public Lewdness, Misdemeanor Probation Violations, Felony Probation Violations, Retaliation, Aggravated Robbery, Robbery, Sexual Assault, Theft, Weapons Charges, Welfare Fraud and White Collar Crimes.