Helping a Loved One Secure an Attorney Writ Bond After a Shoplifting Charge

 Posted on June 13, 2023 in Criminal Defense

If your son, daughter, spouse, partner, or other loved one was accused of stealing from a retail store, you may be unsure of how to help them. Shoplifting charges can carry serious consequences, such as costly fines and even jail time. One important step you can take to help your loved one is to secure an attorney writ bond.

A Writ Bond Can Get Your Loved One Released Sooner

An attorney writ bond allows a criminal suspect to be released from police custody or jail much sooner than he or she would otherwise be released. In order for a judge to grant an attorney writ bond, they must be convinced that the accused individual will appear in court for their bond condition hearing. An attorney writ bond essentially serves as a promise that the accused will show up in court, and it is backed by a financial guarantee. If the accused fails to appear for their court hearing, they forfeit their bond and the amount of money that was put up to secure their release.

What Do I Need to Secure an Attorney Writ Bond?

In order to secure an attorney writ bond, you must contact a law firm qualified to provide attorney writ bonds, such as the Law Offices of Biederman & Burleson P.L.L.C.

At the Law Offices of Biederman & Burleson P.L.L.C, we answer the phone at any time of day or night and have an attorney available 24/7. If you are calling on behalf of a loved one who was arrested for shoplifting, we will arrange the writ bond for your loved one. The attorney writ bond arrangements and payments can be taken care of through the phone or even through email.

Once the attorney writ bond is secured, we will then provide you with detailed instructions on the next steps that must be taken to ensure your loved one's release from jail. We will also provide you with full documentation that your loved one must present to the court at their bond condition hearing.

Call Our Collin County Lawyers to Get an Attorney Writ Bond Today

An attorney writ bond can get your loved one out of jail within a matter of hours. The Frisco criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Biederman & Burleson P.L.L.C. are available 24/7 to provide attorney writ bonds. Call us anytime at 469-333-3333 to get started.

Source:

https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.17.htm