Judicial Bonds

Описание: Appeal bond, supersedeas bond, attachment bond, replevin bond, probate bond, fiduciary bond, court bond, tro bond, restraining order bond, injunction bond, and more. EVERY judicial bond that a law practice needs. (800) 373-2804 or [email protected]

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BONDS FOR COURT MATTERS
Judicial bonds are a class of surety obligations that are needed in civil actions and by the United States Admiralty Courts. Generally divided into "plaintiff" and "defendant" categories, they are also often referred to as "voluntary" or "compulsory" (plaintiff's bonds often being the former, and defendant's the later). The class and creditworthiness of the bond applicant are underwriting factors that determine if collateral will be required.

U.S. ADMIRALTY COURT BOND
In admiralty courts bonds are referred to as "stipulations". We offer bonds to ALL parties; libellants (plaintiffs), defendants and claimants (owners). Each application should be submitted with a copy of the pertinent court documents, applicant's current financial statement, and the representing attorney's (proctor's) "C.V." or "resumé ".

PROBATE BONDS
These are bonds for fiduciaries that administer the assets of a deceased. Each application should be submitted with a copy of the pertinent court documents, applicant's current financial statement, a schedule of the estate's assets and the representing attorney's"C.V." or "resumé".

GUARDIANSHIP BONDS
These are bonds for fiduciaries that administer the assets of a "ward", an incapacitated or incompetent person. Each application should be submitted with a copy of the pertinent court documents, applicant's current financial statement, and a schedule of the guardianship assets.

TRUSTEE BONDS
These are bonds for "receivers" and "trustees" appointed by a court to administer the assets of a business or individual. Each application should be submitted with a copy of the pertinent court documents, applicant's current financial statement, a schedule of the guardianship assets, AND the applicant's "C.V." or resumé evidencing his/her general business experience and ability to fulfill the responsibilities of a trustee.