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Dallas–Fort Worth Bail Bonds — 5 Offices, 4 Counties, 24/7

Bail Bondsman in Dallas, TX — Serving DFW 24 Hours a Day

When someone you love is arrested anywhere in the DFW Metroplex, A-EZ Out has a licensed bail agent nearby — ready to post bond the moment you call.

Which jail? Lew Sterrett Justice Center · Tarrant County · Arlington City · Collin County · Denton County

5 Offices4 Counties Covered24/7 Always Available1–4 hr Typical Release

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5Offices — one near every major DFW jail
24/7Licensed agents answer, nights & holidays
1–4 hrsTypical release after the bond is posted
4.7★Google rating across our offices
How It Works

From your call to their release — four steps, most of them ours.

01

Call Us

Give us the person's name and county of arrest. We start working immediately — no waiting room, no voicemail.

02

Approve the Plan

We text you the bond amount, our fee and your payment options. Nothing is charged until you say yes.

03

We Post the Bond

Our agent files directly at the jail. We know the intake staff and magistrate schedules at every DFW facility.

04

They Walk Out

Most DFW jails release within 1–4 hours after posting. We tell you exactly where to pick them up.

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The only DFW bond company with an office in every major county

Already near the jail your person is in.

A-EZ Out Bail Bonds Dallas office
Dallas County

Dallas

Lew Sterrett Justice Center — directly across from the jail

Typical release: 1–4 hrs after posting

(214) 749-5600

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A-EZ Out Bail Bonds Fort Worth office
Tarrant County

Fort Worth

Tarrant County Jail & Corrections Center

Typical release: 1–4 hrs after posting

(817) 877-5555

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A-EZ Out Bail Bonds Arlington office
Tarrant County

Arlington

Arlington City Jail & Tarrant County intake

Typical release: 1–4 hrs after posting

(817) 801-1230

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A-EZ Out Bail Bonds McKinney office
Collin County

McKinney

Collin County Detention Facility

Typical release: 1–4 hrs after posting

(972) 542-5155

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A-EZ Out Bail Bonds Denton office
Denton County

Denton

Denton County Jail

Typical release: 1–4 hrs after posting

(940) 320-6600

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Five offices, one near every major jail, answering 24 hours a day.

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Eddie Salazar, founder and licensed bail agent at A-EZ Out Bail Bonds
Meet Your Bondsman

Eddie Salazar — Licensed & Accountable

Eddie Salazar is a licensed bail agent for American Surety Company. When you bond with A-EZ Out, a real licensed agent is personally accountable for your case — not an anonymous call center.

Dallas CountyLicense #236
Tarrant CountyLicense #234
Collin CountyLicense #4550-17
Denton CountyLicense #2019-23-05A

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Why families call us back

Real agents. Real offices. Real reviews.

4.7★★★★★

"Team was very professional and made the process very easy. Highly recommend their service."

— Norris Watkins · Google

"The clerk greeted me as I walked in — very accurate, efficient, and knew how to multitask."

— Donna Moreno · Google

"Fast, honest and available at 3am when I had no idea what to do. Cannot thank them enough."

— Wally · Google

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Straight answers

What families ask at 2am

How much does a bail bond cost?

You pay a percentage of the full bail amount as our fee — the industry standard in Texas. We offer flexible payment plans with no credit check, and you approve the exact number before anything is charged.

How long until they're released?

Once we post the bond, most DFW jails release within 1–4 hours. Lew Sterrett intake can run 6–12 hours after arrest before bail is even set — we monitor it so you don't have to keep calling the jail.

Do I get the bond money back?

The premium you pay us is the fee for posting the full bail on your behalf and is not returned. If you paid the court the full cash bail yourself instead, that is refundable after the case — most families can't, which is why bonds exist.

¿Hablan español?

Sí — tenemos agentes totalmente bilingües disponibles las 24 horas en las cinco oficinas.

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One call starts the release

A licensed agent picks up — not a machine.

Tell us the county, and we'll take it from there.

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