Remanded Without Bond in San Antonio & Bexar County, TX
Serving San Antonio, TX and Bexar County
Facing an arrest in San Antonio, TX, can be a daunting experience, especially when trying to secure a bail bond to ensure your release. In Bexar County, obtaining a bail bond can be complex and overwhelming without the proper guidance. That is where Raymond Martinez Attorney at Law is here to help.
WHAT IS "REMANDED WITHOUT BOND"?
In the event you are facing a motion to revoke probation OR if you have violated your conditions of bond, you may find yourself in jail and remanded without bond (“RWOB”). You will need an attorney immediately to get the bond set. Despite many bail bond companies advertising that they can help with RWOB, the fact is that only an attorney can approach the court and get a bond set for you. In the event you were placed on deferred adjudication, you are entitled by law to a bond and you should immediately call our office. If you are placed on community supervision probation, then you are not legally entitled to a bond but we may still be able to get a bond set for you. Either way, we can help you avoid arrest and booking, get a bond set or reduced, modify the conditions of bond, lower the bond, and help you get a bond if you are RWOB.
Why Use an Attorney for Bail Bonds?
Expert Legal Guidance: Navigating the legal system can be tricky. We have extensive experience in San Antonio criminal defense and bail bond processes. We will provide expert legal advice to understand your rights and options.
Swift and Efficient Process: Time is of the essence when it comes to securing a bail bond. Raymond Martinez works diligently to expedite the process, ensuring that all paperwork is filed correctly and promptly, minimizing the time you or your loved one spends in custody.
Personalized Attention: Every case is unique. That is why we offer personalized attention to each client, understanding the specific circumstances of your situation and tailoring her approach to meet your needs.
Legal Representation: Having an attorney involved from the beginning can be beneficial if your case goes to trial. Raymond Martinez will help secure your bail bond and provide representation throughout the legal proceedings, offering a seamless transition and consistent support.
Motion to Revoke Bonds
Motion to revoke-When a person is on probation for a misdemeanor or a felony and violates a condition of probation the state can request that the person's probation be revoked and the accused sentenced to county jail or probation. The filing of this motion causes a warrant to be issued. The warrant will sometimes have a bond amount set when the warrant is issued or may be remanded without a bond. if a bond is set then we can post bond as in any other case. if the case has no bond we can get a judge to set a bond once we are hired. if you are not sure which applies to you feel free to set an appointment for a free consultation.
Remand Without Bond
In some cases a person has no bond because the judge has issued an order for the defendant to be arrested and for no bond to be set by the magistrate once the arrest takes place. This usually occurs when the defendant is on probation and has violated the terms of his probation. In some cases a person is remanded without bond because a court date was missed or a previous bondsman withdrew the bond. We can get you a bond in these circumstances.
Attorney Bonds
This is a term used to refer to people who are on probation and have had a motion to revoke probation filed against them. The term comes from the idea that the only way a bond can be set where there is no bond is to hire an attorney to speak to the judge. Bail bond companies cannot get the bond set nor can the defendant or anyone on his behalf unless that person is an attorney.
Out Of County Bonds
This term refers to a situation where a person is arrested in San Antonio and his case is in another county in Texas. It also refers to people who have been arrested in a county other than Bexar county but live in San Antonio and wish to have someone from San Antonio to assist in their release. We can handle both of these situations. There are some counties that require a local bonding company only but call us and we will provide assistance.
Cash Bonds
In some cases a judge will order that the person arrested be ordered to pay the full amount of the bond in cash in order to be released. This often happens in child support cases. While we cannot post the cash for you we can help by getting the amount of the cash bond required lowered or by changing the cash bond requirement to a surety bond. Call us to see if either of these options is available in your situation.
Juvenile Bonds
When a juvenile is arrested and placed in the juvenile detention facility they are not released on bond as is done with adults. if the child is detained after arrest and not released to his or her parents or guardian immediately we can help. This help will come in the form of speaking to the juvenile judge to argue for your child's release or if that is not acceptable to the court scheduling a detention hearing as soon as possible. This is the only means to secure your child's release from detention.
CALL 24/7
The time spent in jail can be long and dull. The biggest thing with bonds is that you are facing a deadline. That’s why you can call our office at any time. No matter how late or early the hour is, you will be able to reach us. We understand the need for urgency with time-sensitive issues. Call us to have the bond drafted for you at any time.
