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f you need help securing bail for a loved one, Liberty Bail Bonds II is ready to assist. Our experienced agents work quickly to help families begin the release process and move forward.

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When you need reliable Fort Worth bail bonds, having a trusted bail bondsman available 24/7 can make all the difference. Liberty Bail Bonds II helps individuals and families navigate the bail process quickly and professionally, providing fast service throughout Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Whether you’re posting bail for a loved one or have questions about the process, our experienced team is here to help every step of the way.

What Sets Liberty Bail Bonds II Apart in Fort Worth

Fort Worth is a big city with a busy court docket, and that’s exactly the environment we’ve operated in since 1998. Our agents know the difference between a case headed to a County Criminal Court and one headed to the Criminal District Courts, and we use that knowledge to route your paperwork correctly the first time — no guesswork, no wasted trips downtown.

What Happens After You Call Us

It starts with a phone call. Tell us who was arrested and, if you have it, where they’re being held and what the charge is. We confirm the bond amount once a magistrate sets it, walk you through the paperwork and payment, then head to the jail to post the bond. Because the Corrections Center processes bonds around the clock, most Fort Worth cases move quickly once the amount is confirmed.

Getting Released Fast From the Tarrant County Jail

Most people arrested inside Fort Worth city limits are eventually booked into the Tarrant County Corrections Center at 100 N. Lamar St, Fort Worth, TX 76196, the county’s main downtown jail, which processes tens of thousands of bookings a year. Depending on where the arrest happened, some arrestees are first held at a Fort Worth Police Department substation before being transferred downtown. Once a bond amount is set, our agents can post at the Corrections Center’s Bond Desk, which accepts bonds 24 hours a day.

Misdemeanor and felony criminal cases from Fort Worth are heard in the county’s criminal courts and criminal district courts, all located inside the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center at 401 W. Belknap St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, directly across the street from the county jail. Lower-level city ordinance and traffic matters may instead go through Fort Worth Municipal Court. Our agents regularly work with both systems and know how paperwork moves between the jail and the courthouse.

Bail Bond Options for Fort Worth Arrests

Fort Worth’s downtown jail handles everything from Class B misdemeanors to first-degree felonies, so we’re set up to post a wide range of bond types — surety bonds for most cases, cash bonds when preferred, and same-day warrant assistance if a Fort Worth warrant has already been issued.
  • Emergency bonds
  • Cash and surety bonds
  • Misdemeanor and felony bonds
  • County warrant clearance
  • Flexible payment plans
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Details We'll Need From You

Have the arrested person’s full legal name and date of birth ready, along with the facility (usually the Tarrant County Corrections Center for Fort Worth cases) and the charge or case number if you know it. We’ll also need contact information for whoever is arranging and, if applicable, co-signing the bond.

A Fort Worth Track Record Going Back to 1998

We’ve been posting bonds in Fort Worth and the rest of Tarrant County for more than 25 years, long enough to have handled cases from nearly every neighborhood in the city, including Downtown, the Near Southside, TCU/Westcliff, Arlington Heights, the Stockyards, River Oaks, White Settlement, Wedgwood, and far North Fort Worth near Alliance.

Fort Worth Bail Bond Questions We Hear Most

The Tarrant County Corrections Center is at 100 N. Lamar St, Fort Worth, TX 76196, in downtown Fort Worth. Most Fort Worth arrests end up here unless the case stays at a smaller municipal holding facility.

Because the Tarrant County Corrections Center accepts bonds around the clock, we can usually begin the bonding process as soon as a bond amount has been set by a magistrate, day or night.

Yes. We post bonds for the full range of Tarrant County cases, from Class B misdemeanors up through serious felonies filed in the Criminal District Courts at the Tim Curry Justice Center.
City ordinance and Class C citations are handled separately from county jail bonds. Let us know your charge and we'll walk you through whether your case is a county bond matter or a municipal court matter.

Reach Liberty Bail Bonds II Now

A Fort Worth arrest doesn’t wait for business hours, and neither do we. Call (817) 759-2663 to speak with an agent and get the bonding process moving.

Liberty Bail Bonds II
3545 Denton Hwy, Haltom City, TX 76117
Phone: (817) 759-2663
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
(or by appointment; phones answered 24/7)
Tarrant County Bail Bond License #253

(817) 759-2663