Bail Bonds in San Marcos, TX and Hays County
Whatever the charge, we post bonds at the Hays County Jail and walk you through every step.
DWI & DUI Bonds
Bonds for first and repeat DWI charges in Hays County. We explain the bond conditions a DWI can bring, such as an ignition interlock, before you sign.
Learn moreFamily Violence Bonds
Bonds for family violence and domestic violence charges in Hays County. We walk you through the protective order and bond conditions that often come with them.
Learn moreAssault Bonds
Help posting bail for assault charges in Hays County, from misdemeanor assault to felony aggravated assault. We explain the bond and its conditions in plain words.
Learn moreDrug Charge Bonds
Help posting bail for drug possession and other drug charges in Hays County, from marijuana misdemeanors to felony cases. We explain the bond and its conditions.
Learn moreWe do not write immigration bonds.
Answer 4 Quick Questions
We'll point you to the right next step based on your situation.
Where are they being held?
What are they charged with?
Has bail been set?
Would a payment plan help?
Call us now — we'll take it from here
First, let's find them
We post bonds in Hays County
- Their full legal name and date of birth
- The booking number, if you have it
- The bail amount
- Your photo ID
Payment Options
Bail bond fees are set case by case. Qualified applicants may be eligible for payment plans. How you pay is flexible.
Pay in Full
- Pay the fee in one go
- Fastest paperwork turnaround
- No ongoing payment tracking
- Accepted: Credit and debit cards (Nuvei), Zelle, Venmo
Payment Plan
- The fee split into scheduled payments
- Available for qualified applicants
- No surprise fees added later
- Set up over the phone in minutes
Collateral-Based
- Used for larger bail amounts
- Vehicle title, property, or other assets
- Collateral returned once case resolves*
- Reviewed case-by-case
*Provided all bond conditions, including court appearances, are met.
We don't just post bail. We stand by your family.
When a client is arrested, the situation can be stressful and confusing — not only for the individual, but also for their family. Having a bail bond professional who is responsive, knowledgeable, and respectful of the legal process can help make that difficult time a little more manageable.
We take pride in treating every client and family member with respect and handling each situation with discretion and urgency.
A Licensed Agent, Not a Call Center
Owned and operated right here in San Marcos.
Licensed Agent
Texas State University alumnus, locally owned and operated, answering calls personally day and night.
Bilingual Support
Atención completa en español, de la primera llamada hasta la corte.
24/7 On-Call Team
We're awake when you need us — including holidays and weekends.
Serving All of Hays County
Servicing all communities in Hays County.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers about the bail bond process, jail release, and 24/7 assistance in Hays County.
After an arrest, a judge or magistrate sets a bail amount. You pay a bail bond company a fee, and the company posts the full bond with the jail so the person can be released while the case moves through court. Bail bond fees are set case by case. Qualified applicants may be eligible for payment plans.
Once paperwork is signed and the premium is handled, release from the Hays County Jail typically takes 2-6 hours, depending on how busy the jail is and how quickly booking is processed.
Yes. Bobcat Bail Bonds is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays, because arrests don't happen on a schedule.
Bail bond fees are set case by case. Qualified applicants may be eligible for payment plans. The fee pays for the bond service and is not refunded once the bond is posted, whatever the outcome of the case. Call us and we will give you a straight answer for your case.
Missing a court date can result in the bond being forfeited and a warrant issued for arrest. If collateral was used to secure the bond, it may be at risk. Contact us immediately if a court date is going to be missed — the earlier we know, the more options exist.
Collateral is property (a vehicle title, real estate, or other asset) pledged to secure a bond, usually requested for larger bail amounts. Not every bond requires collateral — it depends on the bail amount and the defendant's ties to the community.
Yes, for qualified applicants. We offer structured payment plans so the premium doesn't have to be paid in one lump sum. Ask about eligibility when you call.
Yes. Se habla español — we can walk you through the entire process in Spanish, from the first call through the court date.
Have the defendant's full name, date of birth, and the county/jail where they're being held, if known. If you don't have all of it, call anyway — we can often look it up.
No. A bail bond only secures release from jail while the case proceeds — it has no effect on the outcome of the criminal case itself, which is handled separately by the court.
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Send us the details and a licensed agent calls you straight back — day, night, weekend, or holiday.
- Address220 Opportunity Blvd, Suite 350, Office 3092, San Marcos, TX 78666
- Phone(737) 414-0422
- HoursOpen 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Payments AcceptedCredit and debit cards (Nuvei)ZelleVenmo
Someone you love is waiting.
One call starts the paperwork. We'll take it from here.
Call (737) 414-0422