Robbery Charges
What to Expect After Arrest:
Robbery involves theft with force or threat, making it a felony. If a weapon is involved, it becomes aggravated robbery (first-degree felony). You’ll be booked, and the judge will set bail after reviewing your criminal history and case details.
Bail Bonds Process:
- Contact us 24/7 for assistance.
- Share defendant information and case details.
- We explain the process and payment options.
- We post the bond.
- Release is arranged — often same day.
Jail Info:
Bexar County Adult Detention Center
(210) 335-6010
Bail Bond Forms & Applications
Print the forms and bring them to our office, or fill them out online so our team can review your information and help you get started.
Cosigner Forms
For the person co-signing the bond. Bring a valid ID.
Defendant Forms
For the person in custody, to complete with our agents.
Cosigner Application
Are you co-signing for someone in jail? Call or text us at 210-231-0202 to receive the secure online application link.
Request Online Forms
Jail Info:
Bexar County Adult Detention Center
(210) 335-6010
Things to Consider:
- Conviction can result in 5–99 years in prison.
- Courts treat robbery cases very seriously.
- Bail gives critical time to plan your legal response.
Areas We Serve:
San Antonio, Universal City, Alamo Heights, and all of Bexar County.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about the bail bonds process? Our FAQ section covers everything you need to know—from how bail works to what payment options are available. Get clear, honest answers fast.
How does the bail bond process work in San Antonio?
How much does a bail bond cost?
In most cases, we charge a non-refundable fee of 10% of the total bail amount, as set by the court. We also offer flexible payment plans for qualified clients.
How quickly can someone be released from jail?
It depends on the facility and the charges, but typically within 2–8 hours after the bond is posted. Delays can occur during high-volume periods or if there are additional holds on the defendant.
Do you offer bail bonds for all types of charges?
Yes. We handle a wide range of charges including Theft, Aggravated Assault, Burglary, Drug Charges, Robbery, DUI/DWI, and Domestic Violence.
Can I get a bail bond at any time?
Absolutely. We are available 24/7, including weekends and holidays, because arrests don’t happen on a schedule.
What happens if I miss court?
Missing a court date usually leads to a new warrant and can put your bond at risk. Call us right away. The sooner we know, the more we can do to help you get back on the court’s schedule.
Can I turn myself in with a bond already arranged?
If you know you have a non-violent active warrant, want to avoid jail, and would like to remove the warrant, then a satellite bond office might be a good option for you. This option will help you avoid the Bexar County Jail and is an 8 to 24-hour process.After an arrest, a judge sets a bail amount. If you can’t afford the full amount, a licensed bail bond agent (like us) can post bail on your behalf for a percentage of the total—usually 10%. This allows your loved one to be released from jail while awaiting court.
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What Should You Do Next?
01 Call Us
Call us with the name and date of birth of the person in custody as well as the information of who is going to be the cosigner(s).
02 Fill Out Online Paperwork
With a few clicks, fill out the paperwork, that way we can begin arranging bail and getting your loved one out of jail.
03 Stress-free Online Payment
We make paying stress-free. Simply submit your payment online.
04 Welcome Your Loved One Home
Get your loved one out of jail in no time.
Are you and your family currently under charges for...
We understand how stressful and overwhelming this time can be. Whether you’re dealing with theft, assault, drug charges, or another offense, Amigo Bail Bonds is here 24/7 to help you navigate the bail bond process quickly and confidentially. Get expert support, flexible payment options, and fast jail release today.