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Misdemeanor bonds
Typical bail range
$1,000 – $5,000
Premium
10% of the bail amount
Bail set by
Bail schedule, often known immediately
Paperwork filed
Often inside the hour
Class A and B misdemeanors are frequently covered by a bail schedule, which means the amount is known before magistration. When that is the case we can sign and file immediately rather than waiting on a magistrate.
Release still depends on the detention center working through its booking queue, which typically runs one to four hours and longer on a weekend night. We tell you honestly what that looks like the night you call.
If the charge is not listed, it is still very likely one we handle. Call and ask.
DWI, first and subsequent offenses
Possession of a controlled substance or marijuana
Theft under $2,500
Assault by contact and family violence allegations
Criminal mischief and criminal trespass
The premium is 10% of the total bail, or 15% when the total is exactly $1,000. On a $2,000 misdemeanor bail that is $200, plus the jail’s $15 state fee — an amount most families can handle the same night.
A licensed bondsman answers every hour of the year. Nothing is owed for asking what a bond would cost.
Call (254) 855-9885 Apply onlineIn Texas, misdemeanors are criminal offenses that fall between infractions and felonies in terms of severity. Texas classifies them into three categories, two of which we write bonds for:
Charges we are asked about most often:
While these charges may seem minor, a conviction can still lead to fines, probation, jail time, and a permanent criminal record, potentially affecting your job, housing, and reputation.
01. After an arrest, the individual is taken to jail for booking, where their fingerprints, photo, and personal information are recorded. The court then sets bail—an amount of money that acts as a promise the defendant will appear in court.
02. For most misdemeanors, bail is set according to a standard schedule, though a judge may adjust the amount. Once bail is posted, the individual can be released from custody and begin preparing their legal defense outside of jail.
03. But navigating this process can be stressful—especially in the middle of the night or on a weekend. That’s where Chapman’s Bail Bonds steps in.
We are proud to offer 24/7 bail bond services with a focus on speed, compassion, and discretion. Here’s why clients across Waco and Central Texas trust us:
We simplify the bail process from start to finish. Our team handles all paperwork, coordinates with the jail, and ensures quick release—often within 30–45 minutes.
With deep roots in McLennan, Hill, and Coryell counties, we’re familiar with local jail procedures and court systems, allowing us to expedite your release and avoid delays.
We offer affordable rates and customized financing options to ease the financial burden. No one should have to stay in jail just because they can’t afford bail.
We treat every client with respect, regardless of the charges. Our team is professional, nonjudgmental, and always available to answer your questions.
Need immediate help? Reach out to us now and we’ll walk you through every step.
Chapman’s Bail Bonds assists with a wide range of misdemeanor charges, including:
Whether you or a loved one is facing a Class A or Class B misdemeanor, we’re here to provide fast, reliable support at every stage of the process.
700 E Waco Dr B
Waco, TX 76704
(254) 855-9885
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Licensed and insured in the State of Texas. Chapman’s Bail Bonds does not provide legal advice.