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In Texas, What Is The Bail Process For A Criminal Case?

After you’re arrested, in most cases, you have the ability to get out of jail. You might have the option to pay and ensure that you will come back to a scheduled court date, which is bail. There are two types of bail; attorney’s bond and bail bond. Bail bonds are the most common, in which most like a family member, goes through a bail bonds company. To find out more about the bail bonds process in a Texas criminal case watch this video with attorney Mike Goolsby and contact him at (972) 394-2141.

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The bail bonds company is going to charge you usually a percentage, and typically it’s around 10% of what a bond is. So if a bond is say $1,500 you may pay a hundred and fifty dollars and that gets you out of jail. And then you have to, really you have to make sure that you’re reporting in to bail bonds companies and that way you stay out of jail. A client needs a bail bondsman or an attorney. What that does is it allows you to get out of jail and to go on about your life for a little while. One of the things we do here is we help people get in contact with bail bonds companies, because a lot of people don’t know much about it. And so we want to make sure that clients know and they understand what is involved in that, and then that way they’re not stuck in jail. To speak to a lawyer call us at the Goolsby law firm. Our telephone number’s (972) 394-2141, we’ll get you in for a free consultation.

Mike Goolsby

A veteran in both civil court cases and criminal defense, Mike Goolsby is a respected lawyer with more than 16 years of experience practicing law. He received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of North Texas in 1990, followed by his J.D. from the prestigious Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 1994. After earning his law degree, Mr. Goolsby worked as an Assistant District Attorney for the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office. As a trial lawyer, he was able to gain exceptional access to the criminal court system in this major metropolitan area, giving him immeasurable, distinct experience that helped him build a solid foundation for his own private legal practice. Mr. Goolsby went on to practice civil law for Maverick Acceptance Group, a venture capital company. Here, he gained invaluable knowledge of the civil side of the law, adding to his already diverse portfolio of legal expertise. In 1999, he opened the doors of The Goolsby Law Firm and has been successfully serving the residents of North Texas ever since. As an attorney, Mr. Goolsby combines his experience in both the civil and criminal fields to offer unmatched legal representation to his clients. With a long list of satisfied clients, Mr. Goolsby continues to build his practice through fair and aggressive legal defense.

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