Offenses in Tarrant County, Tx

You may not think of a traffic ticket offense as warranting a bail bond, but there are many instances in which multiple violations can lead to an arrest. Each traffic ticket carries two or three demerit points, and once you’ve accumulated up to six, you’ll have to start paying a yearly surcharge. One of the most disputed charges in Texas, traffic tickets can be more of a headache than anything else—the key is to not let unpaid violations pile up.

A felony is considered a serious crime in Texas, and can carry fines of up to $10,000 plus life in prison. These offenses are grouped into different categories depending on the type of crime you’ve committed. There are capital felonies, first-degree felonies, second-degree felonies, third-degree felonies, and state jail felonies. We’re able to offer felony bail bonds to get you out of jail, no matter the type of felony you’d committed.

The first type of bail bond that PCS Bail Bonds offers is for misdemeanor offenses. Misdemeanor crimes are offenses that are considered less serious than a felony. They’re divided into three categories: class A, B, and C. The maximum fine for a class A offense is $4,000, and jail time is only possible with class A and class B misdemeanors. Most misdemeanor cases don’t go to trial; instead, a probationary period is given to the defendant, and if they’re found guilty, they’ll do community service and pay a fine.

The severity of a driving while intoxicated charge is dependent on the specifics of each case, and whether this is your first, second, or third offense. While the most common penalty is probation, punishments can vary from a $2,000 fine and a suspended licence for a first offense, to a $10,000 fine and two to 10 years behind bars for a third offense. Whether you’ve been arrested for your first offense or third, PSC Bail Bonds can offer you a DWI bail bond to release you from jail.