Alliance Bail Bonds · San Angelo, TX · Open 24/7
Felony Bail Bonds in San Angelo, TX
Serious charges often mean higher bail. We help families post felony bonds they can manage.
Felony charges in Texas, from state jail felonies to first-degree felonies, usually carry higher bail amounts that most families can't pay in cash. With a bail bond, you pay a fee instead of the full bail, and Alliance Bail Bonds guarantees the rest to the court.
We help San Angelo and Tom Green County families understand the bail, the co-signer's role and the conditions of release, so they can make a clear decision quickly.
How we help with a felony bond
Higher bail amounts
We post bonds for larger bail amounts so you don't have to pay the full amount in cash.
Co-signer guidance
We explain the co-signer's responsibilities before anything is signed.
Collateral options
For larger bonds, we explain whether collateral may be needed and what is accepted.
Release conditions
We help you understand check-ins, travel limits and other conditions the court may set.
Payment options
Credit cards accepted and payment plans available for qualified clients.
24/7 bilingual help
Call any time. We speak English and Spanish.
How the bail bond process works
- Call us. Reach our team 24/7 at (325) 374-1593.
- Share the details. Give us your loved one's full name, date of birth and where they are being held.
- Review the cost. We confirm the bail amount and explain the fee and payment options.
- Sign and we post. Complete the paperwork and we post the bond with the jail.
- Release. Your loved one is released once the jail finishes processing.
Areas we serve
San Angelo, Goodfellow AFB and all of Tom Green County, plus Runnels, Schleicher, Sutton, Reagan, Kimble and Edwards counties.
Alliance Bail Bonds
1319 S Oakes St, San Angelo, TX 76903
(325) 374-1593
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Frequently asked questions
How does a felony bail bond work?
Instead of paying the full bail amount to the court, you pay a fee to Alliance Bail Bonds and we post a bond guaranteeing the defendant will appear in court. A co-signer agrees to help make sure all court dates are met.
Do I need collateral for a felony bond?
Some larger bonds may require collateral. We will tell you up front if it's needed for your case.
How much does a felony bail bond cost?
The fee is a percentage of the bail amount set by the court. Call us and we will give you an exact quote.
What happens if the defendant misses court?
A missed court date can lead to a warrant and the bond being forfeited. Contact us immediately if a court date is missed so we can help.
Can you help with felony bonds in nearby counties?
Yes. We serve Tom Green County and nearby Runnels, Schleicher, Sutton, Reagan, Kimble and Edwards counties.
Need help now? We're open 24/7.
Call Alliance Bail Bonds any time, day or night. We'll explain the process in English or Spanish and help get your loved one home.
Call (325) 374-1593