Because court bonds are used in several court proceedings, they are known by different names. Ultimately, the bond type you need will depend on your legal situation and the relevant court rules. Here are some of the most popular types of court surety bonds:

Appeal Bonds
An appeal bond, also known as a stay or supersedeas bond, is used to ensure that if a defendant appeals a court decision and their appeal is unsuccessful, they will honor the commitments of the original judgment. By posting this kind of court bond, a person making the appeal can effectively delay the enforcement of a particular judgment until the appeals process has been concluded.

Probate Bonds
Also known as fiduciary bonds or estate bonds, these surety bonds are used in probate cases to ensure that the administrator or executor is handling their duties properly. A probate bond acts as a guarantee that this individual will act in the best interest of those they represent and distribute assets responsibly.

Guardianship Bonds
When a guardian is required to manage the finances or possessions of a minor, they will be required to have a guardianship bond to ensure that they do this responsibly.

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The truth is that the cost of court bonds varies greatly, depending on a variety of factors, such as the bond type, the bond amount, the creditworthiness of the principal, and more. It’s best to fill out the form below to get a quote for a more accurate picture of what to expect for your court bond.

The obligee may file a claim against the surety bond in court if the principal breaches their commitments, and the surety company will reimburse the obligee up to the bond amount if the claim is legitimate and complies with the requirements.

We may then ask the principal to pay back the money, depending on the terms of the agreement.

The duration of a court bond will depend on the legal proceedings involved and court requirements. Some will remain in effect until the case has ended, while others have an appointed timeframe. It’s best to talk to us if you require more information about the duration of your court surety bond.

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