Effective December 1, 2018, several changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were enacted, including rules mandating electronic service and filing for persons represented by counsel, establishing a national signature standard for electronic filing… Read Moreabout Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Now Allow 30 Days for Appeal Bond
A receiver is a person appointed by the court to receive assets, property, and control of a company pending final decision of a lawsuit. A receiver may be required to obtain a receiver bond to… Read Moreabout Receiver Bonds: What You Need to Know
A referee is a person appointed by a court to sell real estate or other assets at issue in a litigation. A referee may be required to obtain a referee bond to secure the referee’s… Read Moreabout Referee Bonds: What You Need to Know
A trust is a document created by a settlor that provides how property and assets within a trust are managed and distributed to trust beneficiaries. A trustee bond protects the interests of the trust beneficiaries… Read Moreabout Trustee Bonds: What You Need to Know
A guardian is appointed to assist with financial needs of a minor, disabled, or elderly person. A guardian may be required to obtain a guardianship bond to protect the interest and affairs of the ward… Read Moreabout Guardianship Bonds: What You Need to Know
Conservators are appointed to assist with the financial needs of a minor, disabled, or elderly person. A conservator may be required to obtain a conservator bond to protect the interests and affairs of the conservatee… Read Moreabout Conservator Bonds: What You Need to Know
Estate bonds, also known as probate bonds, executor bonds, personal representative bonds, fiduciary bonds, and administrator bonds, are a type of court bond required by courts to protect the interests of an estate and its… Read Moreabout Estate & Probate Bonds: What You Need to Know
