Florida Conservator Bonds

These bonds help ensure that a court-appointed conservator will perform and fulfill their obligations.

Colonial is the easy choice.

Colonial Surety is a leading provider of Florida conservator bonds, which may be required for conservators appointed to protect the interests and affairs of a minor, disabled, or elderly person, in accordance with the applicable state law. We’re licensed in all 50 states and U.S. territories, including Florida, and make it easy to obtain your I-Bond instantly.

  • A conservator is 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 in accordance with the applicable Florida state law.

  • A person appointed as a conservator.

  • The amount of the conservator bond varies from case to case.

  • Colonial offers the direct and digital way to obtain a Florida conservator bond. We are the insurance company—which means no agent, no broker, and no middleman. We make it easy to obtain your bond instantly. The steps are easy—get a quote online, fill out your information, and enter your payment method. Print or e-file the bond from your home or office. It’s that simple!

  • A Florida conservator bond is reasonably priced and easy to obtain. You may notice that with other insurance agents and middlemen companies, your premium rate will fluctuate and include additional hidden fees and costs. Colonial offers our lowest possible rate. Premium is based on the amount of the bond required by the applicable court.

  • It is important to understand how surety bonds work and whom the insurance company is issuing your bonds. It is easy to obtain a Florida conservator bond when you deal direct with a quality insurance company licensed to write surety bonds. Colonial is an A (Excellent) rated bond and insurance company by A.M. Best, that has been incorporated since 1930. We are Treasury listed, and licensed and admitted in all U.S. states and territories.

Helpful Resources

Conservator Bonds: What You Need to Know
Court Bonds
When Does a Family Member Need a Conservator or Guardian?
Court Bonds
Conservatorship vs. Guardianship
Court Bonds

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