Court Bonds

In some court cases where there is property in dispute a Replevin bond may be obtained. The bond will guarantee that the property will be returned if the court requires and all fines or fees paid. Bond sizes depend upon the case and will be set by the court. An indemnity agreement will be required and in some instances business and or personal financial statements may be required. Clean credit is usually required. In order to begin the process to obtain your bond, please complete our easy online bond application.

In many probate cases someone is appointed to represent the deceased. The person could be an Administrator, Executor or a Personal Representative. A probate bond requires that these individuals faithfully perform all of the duties required under their appointment. Probate bonds are generally easy to obtain. To begin the process, please complete our easy only application. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE:

In some instances, a fiduciary in a court case may be asked to post a surety bond. A fiduciary's responsibility is to act in someone else's best interest. A fiduciary bond guarantees that the fiduciary will lawfully perform their duties. Fiduciaries in court cases will often be an attorney. The size of the bond is dicated by the court. We often need an indemnity agreement with business and personal indemnity and the fiduciary usually needs to have clean credit. In order to begin the process, please complete our easy online application.