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Class C Misdemeanor Bail Bonds

A Class C misdemeanor is the lowest level of charge in Texas, usually a fine with no jail time. But an unpaid Class C or a missed court date can turn into a warrant and an arrest. If you or a loved one is held on a Class C in Fort Worth or Tarrant County, PCS can post a fast, low-cost bond and get them out quickly.

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What Is a Class C Misdemeanor in Texas?

Under the Texas Penal Code, a Class C misdemeanor is the least serious criminal offense. It is punishable by a fine of up to $500 and no jail time for the offense itself. Most Class C charges start as a citation rather than an arrest, and they are handled in municipal and justice of the peace (JP) courts. The catch: if the fine goes unpaid or you miss a court date, the court can issue a warrant, and you can be arrested on that warrant, which is when a bond is needed.

Common Class C Misdemeanors

Class C charges cover a wide range of everyday citations, including:

Most traffic violations
Public intoxication
Disorderly conduct
Theft under $100
Possession of drug paraphernalia
Minor in possession of alcohol
Simple assault by contact
Issuance of a bad check (small amount)
Licensed & accountable. PCS Bail Bonds is licensed through the Tarrant County Bail Bond Board, holding Tarrant County License #118 and Lexington National License #246, and is regulated by the Texas Department of Insurance. Owner Paul Schuder has served Tarrant County since 1991. A real licensed agent handles your case personally.

When Do You Need Bail for a Class C?

Because a Class C is fine-only, you usually will not sit in jail for the charge itself. You most often need a bond when:

There is a warrant for an unpaid Class C. Unpaid tickets and fines turn into warrants, and you can be arrested at a traffic stop, at work, or during the Texas Warrant Roundup.
You missed a court date. A failure to appear on a Class C adds a separate charge and a warrant.
You were arrested on multiple citations. Several Class C warrants together can mean a trip to jail until each is bonded or paid.

In any of these situations, call PCS. We can run a free warrant check and, in many cases, arrange a walk-through bond so you clear it without a night in jail.

Fast, Low-Cost Release

Class C bonds carry the lowest bail amounts, so the fee is small and release is usually quick. PCS offers 0% Interest payment plans with no credit check, and we are available 24 hours a day. Give us the name and we will confirm the court, the warrant, and the bail amount, then get the bond posted fast.

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Fianzas para Delitos Clase C

Un delito Clase C es el cargo más leve en Texas, normalmente solo una multa. Pero una multa sin pagar o una cita perdida puede convertirse en una orden de arresto. En PCS Bail Bonds ofrecemos fianzas rápidas y económicas, las 24 horas, con 0% de interés y sin verificación de crédito.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Class C misdemeanor in Texas?

A Class C misdemeanor is the lowest level of criminal charge in Texas, punishable by a fine of up to $500 and no jail time for the offense itself. Examples include most traffic violations, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and theft under $100. They are handled in municipal and justice of the peace courts.

Can you go to jail for a Class C misdemeanor?

Not for the charge itself, since it is fine-only. But if you do not pay the fine or you miss a court date, the court can issue a warrant, and you can be arrested on that warrant. That is when a bond is needed.

How much is bail for a Class C misdemeanor?

Class C charges carry the lowest bail amounts, so the bond fee is small. PCS offers 0% Interest payment plans with no credit check, and you approve the exact cost before anything is charged.

I have an old ticket warrant. What should I do?

Call PCS for a free, confidential warrant check. We can often arrange a walk-through bond so you clear the warrant and are released without spending a night in jail.

How fast can you post a Class C bond?

Because the bail amounts are low, release is usually quick. Our agents are on call 24/7 and move the paperwork fast once we confirm the court and the warrant.

Do you handle traffic ticket warrants?

Yes. Most traffic violations are Class C, and unpaid tickets become warrants. We handle these through the city and JP courts and can set up a walk-through bond. See our traffic ticket bonds.

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Arrested on a Class C? Call Now

A low-level charge should not mean a long stay in jail. Call PCS for a fast, affordable Class C bond, licensed, bilingual, confidential, 0% Interest, and no credit check.


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