Are you considering applying for a probate court bond but think you can navigate the process without an attorney? Think again. While the court may not explicitly require an attorney, it’s essential to understand that the bonding company does. In this article, we’ll explore why having an attorney is crucial when obtaining a probate court…
As an insurance agent specializing in probate court bonds, I understand the intricacies of this unique field better than anyone else. While some agents may only issue a few probate bonds per year, my expertise lies in navigating the nuances of various companies and finding the best fit for every bond requirement. In this blog…
ISSUES WITH REACHING INITIAL BOND AGENT In the past few years, we have received numerous inquiries from clients who are unable to reach the agent who initially issued their bond. This could be due to various reasons such as retirement, relocation or the insurance carrier discontinuing certain bonds or products. COMPLICATIONS WHEN SWITCHING BOND CARRIERS…
Probate Court Bond Cancellation: What Bond Principals Need to Know Probate court bonds are required by probate courts in many circumstances when someone dies or needs guardianship. These bonds provide protection for the interests of the deceased person’s heirs and beneficiaries or the ward in the case of guardianship. Most of these bonds renew annually,…
Probate Bond Renewal: What You Need to Know Probate bonds are required by courts to ensure that executors, administrators, guardians, and other fiduciaries carry out their duties honestly and diligently. These bonds provide financial protection for the beneficiaries of estates and guardianships, as well as creditors and other interested parties. In order to maintain this…
