24/7 Immediate Response
When someone is arrested in Dallas County, every hour in custody matters. Act Quick agents answer around the clock and begin the bond process within minutes of your call.
Licensed Texas Bail Bond Agent · Est. 1997 24/7 BAIL BONDS
24/7 BAIL BONDS
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS
Act Quick Bail Bonds has served Dallas County since 1997, posting bonds 24 hours a day at Lew Sterrett Justice Center and every city jail in the county — including the Irving City Jail, Garland Detention Center, Grand Prairie Detention Center, Mesquite City Jail, Carrollton City Jail, and the Tri-City Regional Jail in DeSoto. Bail bond costs depend on the bail amount set by the magistrate and the specifics of each case. Our licensed agents handle DWI bonds, felony and misdemeanor charges, drug possession arrests, domestic violence cases, warrant bonds, federal bonds, and walk-through bonds for voluntary surrender. We also post bonds throughout the state of Texas and nationwide. Call (214) 744-1414 any time — day or night.
24/7
Always Available
Dallas Co.
Every City & Jail
Est. 1997
Trusted for Decades
1 Call
Starts the Process
Why Choose Us
WHY DALLAS COUNTY TRUSTS ACT QUICK BAIL BONDS
Local Dallas County Knowledge
Serving Dallas County since 1997, our licensed agents understand bond conditions, magistrate procedures, and the release process at Lew Sterrett Justice Center and every city jail in the county.
All Bond Types Covered
From Class B misdemeanor DWI bonds to first-degree felony charges, our licensed agents handle surety bonds and transfer bonds across every jurisdiction.
Fast Processing & Release
We handle the paperwork and the process. Once a bond is set, we work to post it immediately so your loved one can come home.
Bail Bond Services
DALLAS COUNTY BAIL BONDS BY CHARGE TYPE
We handle every type of criminal charge in Dallas County courts. Select a charge type to learn about the bond process and what to expect.
DWI / DUI
Texas Penal Code §49.04 classifies DWI as a Class B misdemeanor for a first offense, escalating to felony status with prior convictions or aggravating factors.
Learn More →Drug Possession
Texas Health and Safety Code §481 governs drug possession charges, with penalties ranging from a Class B misdemeanor to a first-degree felony based on substance type and quantity.
Learn More →Assault
Texas Penal Code §22.01 defines assault charges ranging from Class C misdemeanor for threats to second-degree felony for assaults against public servants.
Learn More →Theft
Texas Penal Code §31.03 classifies theft by the value of property stolen, from Class C misdemeanor for items under $100 to first-degree felony for values exceeding $300,000.
Learn More →Domestic Violence
Family violence charges in Dallas County carry enhanced penalties and mandatory protective orders that significantly impact the bond process and release conditions.
Learn More →Warrant Bonds
Outstanding warrants in Dallas County can result in arrest at any time. Acting proactively with a bail bond agent can minimize jail time and simplify the surrender process.
Learn More →Evading Arrest
Evading arrest under Texas Penal Code §38.04 ranges from a Class A misdemeanor for fleeing on foot to a felony when a vehicle is involved or someone is injured.
Learn More →Weapons Charges
Texas weapons charges under Penal Code Chapter 46 cover unlawful carry, possession by prohibited persons, and use of weapons during other offenses.
Learn More →Service Area
BAIL BOND SERVICE ACROSS DALLAS COUNTY
From Dallas to Irving, Grand Prairie to Garland — Act Quick Bail Bonds serves every city in Dallas County.
Dallas
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Irving
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Grand Prairie
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Garland
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Mesquite
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Carrollton
Dallas County Bail Bonds →DeSoto
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Lancaster
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Cedar Hill
Dallas County Bail Bonds →Duncanville
Dallas County Bail Bonds →The Process
HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN DALLAS COUNTY
01
Call Act Quick Bail Bonds
Call our 24/7 line at (214) 744-1414. Provide the arrested person's full legal name and the facility where they're being held. We handle the rest.
02
We Post the Bond
A licensed Act Quick agent arrives at the facility, files the bond paperwork with the court, and posts the surety bond. At Lew Sterrett, this is done at the bond posting window.
03
Release from Custody
After the bond is posted and processed, the facility releases the defendant. Release timelines vary based on facility volume and time of day.
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Initial Check-In — Required
Within 24 to 72 hours of release, the defendant must report to our office for an initial check-in. We review all court dates, bond conditions, and reporting requirements, and complete the required paperwork. This step is mandatory — failure to complete the initial check-in results in bond forfeiture, and a new warrant is issued for the defendant’s arrest.
Your Rights
YOUR RIGHTS AFTER AN ARREST
Know your rights under Texas law. These rights apply to everyone regardless of immigration status.
01
Right to Remain Silent
You are not required to answer questions from police beyond providing identification. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court.
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Right to an Attorney
You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, the court will appoint a public defender after magistration.
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Right to Bail
In most cases, the Texas Constitution guarantees the right to bail. Only capital offenses and certain probation violations may be denied bail.
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Right to a Phone Call
After booking, you have the right to make a phone call. Use it to contact a family member or call Act Quick Bail Bonds directly at (214) 744-1414.
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Right to Know the Charges
The magistrate must inform you of the charges against you during magistration. You have the right to understand why you were arrested and what your bail amount is.
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Right to an Interpreter
If you do not speak English fluently, you have the right to an interpreter during magistration and all court proceedings in Dallas County.
Frequently Asked Questions
COMMON BAIL BOND QUESTIONS
Quick answers to the most common questions families ask after a Dallas County arrest. Need more help? Call (214) 744-1414 24/7.
Is Act Quick Bail Bonds really open 24 hours a day?
Yes. Act Quick Bail Bonds operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including every federal and state holiday. A licensed agent answers (214) 744-1414 around the clock and can begin the bond process within minutes of your call.
How fast can you bail someone out of Lew Sterrett Justice Center?
Act Quick can post bond at Lew Sterrett the moment a magistrate sets the bond amount. Our office sits within minutes of the facility, and our agents prepare paperwork in advance so the bond is filed as soon as the magistrate completes magistration. Total release time depends on current Lew Sterrett processing volume.
How much does a bail bond cost in Dallas County?
Bail bond costs depend on the bail amount set by the magistrate and the specifics of each case — there is no single price that fits every situation. The premium is non-refundable regardless of case outcome. Act Quick offers payment plans for qualifying clients. Call (214) 744-1414 for a quote that reflects the actual case.
Which jails in Dallas County does Act Quick Bail Bonds serve?
Act Quick posts bonds at every detention facility in Dallas County: Lew Sterrett Justice Center, Irving City Jail, Garland Detention Center, Grand Prairie Detention Center, Mesquite City Jail, Carrollton City Jail, and the Tri-City Regional Jail in DeSoto serving Lancaster, Cedar Hill, and Duncanville.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Bilingual agents are available 24/7 at (214) 744-1414. A complete Spanish-language guide to the Dallas County bail process is at /espanol/.
Can you post bond if the arrest happened outside Dallas County?
Yes. Act Quick coordinates bail bonds across Texas and through our nationwide bonding network. Our sister offices Act Rapid Bail Bonds (Denton County) and Act Swift Bail Bonds (Ellis County) handle those counties directly. For other Texas counties or out-of-state arrests, call (214) 744-1414 and we will arrange a bond through the appropriate jurisdiction.
What information do I need to start the bond process?
You will need the arrested person’s full legal name, date of birth, the arresting agency or jail facility, and the charges if known. The bond amount is helpful but not required — our agents can look it up. Have a valid government ID ready to sign as the indemnitor (co-signer).
About Us
LICENSED BAIL BOND AGENTS SERVING DALLAS COUNTY
Established in 1997, Act Quick Bail Bonds is licensed by the Texas Department of Insurance and has served Dallas County for three decades from our office near the Lew Sterrett Justice Center courthouse district. When minutes matter, our proximity to the county's primary detention facility means we can post bonds efficiently and begin the release process.
We are part of a family of bail bond companies covering three North Texas counties. Act Quick serves Dallas County, Act Swift Bail Bonds covers Ellis County from Waxahachie, and Act Rapid Bail Bonds handles Denton County. Beyond North Texas, we post bonds throughout Texas and can coordinate bail bonds nationwide through our bonding network. One call connects you with a licensed agent regardless of where the arrest occurred.
Every case receives the same level of attention — from a first-time misdemeanor to a high-bond felony charge. Our agents guide families through the entire process, from the initial phone call through court appearances, ensuring no one navigates the Dallas County criminal justice system alone.