Arson Bonds

Arson Bonds Houston- Man in a hoodie and smoke-mask walking away from a burning building.Charges related to arson can range from felony criminal mischief to first degree aggravated arson.  In most cases, release requires a felony arson bond. Since 1973, Access Bonding has built a successful track record arranging arson bonds in Harris County and Houston.

ACCESS BONDING:  HOUSTON’S MOST REPUTABLE ARSON BONDS COMPANY

  • 24/7 services, every day of the year
  • Licensed, trained bonding agents
  • Payment plans and financial options available
  • Specializing in felony bonds
  • Fast, dependable, and affordable

Most important, Access Bonding has nearly half a decade of respected experience in bail bonding in Houston.  We understand the arrest and booking processes of local law enforcement.

FACTORS THAT EFFECT YOUR ARSON BOND RELEASE  

Image of a grassy field and trees on fire. Whoever started this fire is in desperate need of arson bonds.Like other property crimes, intention, damages and injury are important factors when considering the severity of charges.  In most cases, damage from arson is significant. If you are accused of arson with injury or death, you will likely be charged with first degree aggravated arson.

 

INTENTION AND FIRST DEGREE AGGRAVATED ARSON

As in other property crimes in Texas, the intention of the accused plays a pivotal role in determining the level of charges. If it is believed there was intent to harm a person or damage property, you may be charged with first-degree aggravated arson.  Conviction can carry a life sentence, so clear intent is an important factor at your arson bond hearing.  If there is no charge of malicious intent, then second or third-degree felony charges are appropriate, and a bond amount will be set.

  • DAMAGES AND INJURY

If damages are minimal and there is little or no intent, third-degree arson may be charged.  Still, penalties include up to 15 years of incarceration, and $10,000 in fines.  Restitution of damages may also be ordered in all cases of arson conviction.

TRUST ACCESS BONDING FOR FELONY ARSON BONDS

Judge swinging a gavel. Get out on a felony arson bond!Arson is a serious felony charge in Texas, but an arson bonds are possible. If you think you can’t afford a felony arson bond, let Access Bonding work with you to make release a reality. Don’t sit in a jail on a felony charge if you don’t have to.

CONTACT ACCESS BONDING TO ARRANGE AN ARSON BOND RELEASE TODAY!