Court Bonds - also called Judicial Bonds or Court Surety Bonds - may be required during legal proceedings in the following instances:
- Probate Bonds - Interchangeable with "Fiduciary Bonds," may be required of individuals appointed by the court to care for or manage someone else's assets during estate proceedings. The most common Probate Bonds include:
- Administrator Bonds
- Executor Bonds
- Conservator Bonds
- Guardianship Bonds
- Appeal Bonds - Covers the amount of a judgment against a defendant and allows for a delay in paying the judgment while an appeal is taken.
- Bail Bond - This bond ensures that a person who has been released via bail will appear in court.
- Plaintiff's Bonds - Provides a guarantee of payment for damages when a court rules in the defendant's favor.
- Replevin Bonds - Guarantee on a seized property that it will remain in tact and not be sold.
Please contact us if we can be of service for you or your clients needs:
Probate Bonds
- Administrator
- Committee
- Conservator
- Executor
- Guardian of Incompetent
- Guardian of Minor
- Guardian of Incapacitated Person Trustee
Court Bonds
- Appeal
- Claim & Deliver
- Costs (Caveat)
- Injunction
- Receiver
- Receiver in Bankruptcy
- Release of Lien
- Replevin
- Restraining order
- Supersedeas
- Trustee in Bankruptcy
- Trustee in Foreclosure
Other
- ERISA
- Private Detective
- Lottery Agent
- Motor Vehicle Dealer
- Salvor
- Notary
- Private Detective
- Public Official
- Health Club