Navigating the probate process can be confusing and stressful, especially when it involves securing a court-ordered surety bond. That’s why ProbateCourtBond.com has released a new resource written specifically to help attorneys, court staff, fiduciaries, and families understand how probate bonds work and how to avoid common pitfalls.
The new guide, Probate Bonds Made Simple, is now available in both print and instant-download eBook formats. Written by licensed insurance agent and company founder Phil Pavarini, this easy-to-follow handbook explains bonding requirements, court procedures, underwriting tips, and cost-saving strategies—all in plain language.
“After 20 years of working with families in probate, we created this guide to address the most common roadblocks. Our goal is to simplify the process and support those navigating it,” said Pavarini.
Free print copies are being distributed to legal professionals in select states, starting in Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Attorneys, court clerks, and law libraries can request a complimentary author’s copy by submitting a mailing address at the link below.
What’s Inside the Guide:
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Who needs a probate bond and when
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What courts and underwriters look for
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How to avoid delays and reduce costs
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Real-world tips from a seasoned surety bond expert
Print and eBook versions are available now at www.ProbateCourtBond.com/book
Proceeds from print sales benefit the Building Bonds™ Scholarship, which supports education and innovation in probate law, elder care, and estate planning. Learn more at www.ProbateCourtBond.com/buildingbonds
Interested in Reaching This Audience?
Advertising space is available in upcoming editions of the guide. Estate attorneys, funeral homes, and professionals who assist families with probate are invited to inquire about future ad opportunities.
About ProbateCourtBond.com
Operated by Nagashima Pavarini Ltd, a veteran-owned company based in Cleveland, Ohio, ProbateCourtBond.com is a referral platform serving multiple states that connects families, courts, and professionals with licensed surety bond agents. The company connects users with licensed agents in multiple states.
