What is a California Conservatorship Bond? It is monetary security that must be submitted to the California probate court by the person or organization who has been appointed by the court as conservator. The purpose of this bond is to … Continued
While it’s true that surety bonds are not as intimidating – nor as expensive – as they may seem, it can also be safely said that they’re not the easiest things in the world either. What we meant by that statement is that the same criteria … Continued
Much has been said about the key players of a surety bond, the process of obtaining a bond, and the role a surety bond plays in a specific industry or business. However, the issuance of a surety bond is not the final … Continued
California-based surety bond company extends its surety bond services to the Silver State. Los Angeles, CA, July 11, 2017 – Surety Bond Authority, Inc. widens its surety bond availability as it now reaches Nevada’s contractors, businesses, and residents. The company’s … Continued
Did you know that guardians are required to get bonded? It is called a guardianship bond, also known as a custodian bond in some jurisdictions. This type of court bond is a guarantee of performance. It assures the court that … Continued
Courts may require surety bonds for practical reasons. Basically, like all surety bonds, court bonds serve these purposes: They guarantee payments of related court costs. They safeguard involved parties in the litigation (usually the obligee, which is opposite the bond … Continued
Bail bonds are designed for individuals (principal) who have been arrested and who cannot afford (or have the desire) to pay the full bail amount on their own. This type of court surety bond allows the person (defendant/principal) to be … Continued
During an arrest, being locked up in jail until the court date can be a tedious waiting process. Defendants (the accused) do have the chance to be released from prison until they appear in court. Their attorneys can request a … Continued
Court bonds are split into two categories. Fiduciary and Judicial. In this blog, we are going to focus on the two types of judicial bonds: Replevin bonds and Counter Replevin bonds. But first, let’s tackle what a replevin is. Understanding … Continued
As the population in the United States continues to grow, land and property issues are increasingly becoming a common occurrence. Whether it is highway construction or something more, there are many reasons why government agencies will exercise the right of … Continued