Bail Bonds Near Dallas
County Criminal Courts
Building
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Bail Bonds Near Dallas County Criminal Courts Building
Navigating the court system can feel overwhelming — especially when a loved one has been arrested and you’re trying to post bail fast. At Cowboy Bail Bonds, we’re just minutes away from the Dallas County Criminal Courts Building and ready to provide the help you need to secure release and stay on track with court dates.
We offer 24/7 support, fast bond posting, and step-by-step guidance to make the process less stressful.
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Where Is the Dallas County Criminal Courts Building?
This courthouse handles misdemeanor and felony criminal cases, so if your loved one has a pending appearance here, it’s essential to stay ahead of the process — including bail responsibilities, bond conditions, and court requirements.
Our office is located nearby, allowing us to respond quickly when court proceedings result in a new arrest or when a judge sets bail after arraignment.
How Bail Works at the Dallas Criminal Courts
We also
help clients
Understand
court-imposed bond
conditions
Track upcoming
court dates
Avoid re-arrest
due to missed
appearances
Why Work With Cowboy Bail
Bonds Near the Courthouse?
- Located near both the Criminal Courts Building and Lew Sterrett Jail
- Decades of experience working with Dallas County court staff
- Help before, during, or after court hearings
- Assistance with probation violation bonds, failure to appear, and warrant walk-throughs
- Clear guidance on what to expect after bond is posted
We don’t just post bail — we make sure you or your loved one stay compliant and informed throughout the court process.
Bonds We Frequently
Handle at the Criminal Courts Building
Whether the bond is set before or during a court appearance, our agents act fast to prevent unnecessary jail time.
What You’ll Need to
Start a Bond at Court
We can work with you directly at the courthouse or remotely. To begin, we’ll need:
- The full legal name and date of birth of the defendant
- The case number or docket (if known)
- The judge’s bail decision (we can confirm this for you)
- Your contact info for status updates and paperwork
We also assist with bond reinstatements, bond reductions, and helping coordinate with defense attorneys if needed.
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Call Cowboy Bail Bonds Steps from the Courthouse
If your loved one is being held or just had bail set at the Dallas County Criminal Courts Building, contact Cowboy Bail Bonds immediately. We’re located nearby and can act quickly — with respect, clarity, and urgency.
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