What are Fiduciary Court Surety Bonds?
A Fiduciary Surety Bond, also called a Probate Surety Bond is required for anyone legally entrusted or appointed for the care of a ward - adult or minor that includes the oversight of their financial affairs.
A local probate court or the Veterans Affairs Administration may require a person appointed as fiduciary to secure a surety bond to peform the duties the that have been assigned to them.
Examples include administrators, trustees, fiduciaries, guardians and executors.
They are required in a number of circumstances, including the administration of an estate and the management of the affairs of a trust or a ward.
There are several types of Fiduciary Surety Bonds:
Click on the applicable link above to apply for the bond that you need.
SuretyGroup.com has the bond you need. We offer surety bonds for any court and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
What Does This Bond Cost?
The premium you pay for a Fiduciary or Probate Surety Bond is dependent on credit and the amount of the estate.
Related Links:
Administrator/Executor Surety BondsProbate Surety Bonds
Conservator/Guardianship Surety Bonds
Department of Veteran Affairs Surety Bonds
Conservator of an Adult Surety Bonds
Conservator of a Minor Surety Bonds
Read our Blog on Fiduciary Bonds
Apply Online for a Probate Bond
More Surety Bond Questions?
Check out our FAQ page or What’s a Surety Bond? page. Should you need or choose to buy a surety bond, buy from us. SuretyGroup.com has been underwriting surety bonds throughout the U.S. for more than 35 years. When you work with us, you enjoy the unique benefit of dealing with a team of highly experienced surety agents with in-house underwriting authority. This allows you to receive competitive, low rates, quick approvals, and immediate bond delivery. In most cases, your bond will be delivered within 24 hours after you apply for it.
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