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You’re here because you’ve probably been asked to obtain a California injunction bond, looking for some information about it, or just simply curious about what it is. Whatever your reason is, you’ve come to the right place…or site. This post will provide you with detailed information about an injunction bond that is specific to the …
In California superior courts, the person who lost a lawsuit has the right to appeal. The said party will be referred to as the “appellant”. The appellant will then request the appellate court (California Court of Appeal or the appellate division of the superior court) to determine if there are any prejudicial errors – mistakes …
The jury announced their verdict and the judge has already ruled in favor of your ex-business partner. He will get your entire business. The business that you worked hard for. You felt that the decision was clearly on wrong, so you decided to file an appeal. But it doesn’t end there. In order to stop …
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 that we often use for buying, let’s say, a bar of chocolate doesn’t necessarily apply to surety bonds. Mistakes do happen when purchasing …
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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 the person designated to act as a guardian will perform his or her obligations as …
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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 applicant). Here are five things you may not know about court surety bonds. Court bonds …
You may have some pressing questions about Bail Bonds that you want to be answered. 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 …
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 hearing to negotiate the terms of the defendants’ release. This hearing, or arraignment, will have …
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 replevin Replevin is a law that allows people to recover goods and property that they …
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 Eminent Domain to secure the property. If that private property is taken for public use …
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