Why should I learn about the terms and conditions of a surety bond? Isn’t this the job of a surety or an underwriter? Yes, it is. But in the spirit of transparency, we feel that our potential clients and existing … 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
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
There is no doubt that immigration is a hot topic in the United States right now. As a smart and driven professional, you may have decided that the immigration industry could be a rewarding or lucrative business opportunity. So where … Continued
If there is a disagreement over property and the issue is taken to court, a replevin bond is often acquired if the plaintiff feels they deserve ownership of the property before the trial begins. If you have found yourself in … Continued
Probate bonds, often interchangeably used with estate bonds and fiduciary bonds; ensure that a deceased person’s will is executed properly. A Will Executor will purchase these bonds, which the court often mandates their purchase. It is not uncommon for Will … Continued