California Probate Surety Bonds
California Probate Code §2320 (a) states that: Except as otherwise provided by statute, every person appointed as guardian or conservator shall, before letters are issued, give a bond approved by the court., (b) The bond shall be for the benefit of the ward or conservatee and all persons interested in the guardianship or conservatorship estate and shall be conditioned upon the faithful execution of the duties of the office, according to law, by the guardian or conservator.
Probate bond amounts are based on several factors. It is usually based on the the property value of the estate. Probate matters can be complicated. Seeking the advice of an attorney is important. In nearly all instances it is a requirement for bonding. The underwriting process is fairly straight forward but does have some standard requirements.
At Jane Bond Surety we will help you navigate the world of probate surety. We issue surety bonds in all 58 California Counties. Many same day. We understand that this type of case requires understanding, patience, compassion and sensitivity for those involved. Visit us at <a href=“https://www.janebondsurety.com”>Jane Bond Surety</a> or get a quote <a href=“https://www.janebondsurety.com/Probate-Surety-Bond-Quote.html”> right here</a>. You can call us at 844-933-4455 if you have any questions.
Bond approvals, like loans, are based upon several factors: personal credit and financial strength of the owner(s), liens or judgments, bankruptcies, length of time in business, bond amount and type of bond.