Georgia Surety Bonds For Plaintiff are used in a variety of court cases. It's mandatory for both the plaintiff and defendant depending on the situation. It is important to know which bond is necessary. Jurisco assists clients to determine which court bond works best and when it should be used. Today we are going to […]
“How much does a court bond cost?” is always one of the first questions we hear at Jurisco. Discussed in several blogs, and throughout the website, we know our clients want to know all the surety bond facts, definition, uses, state guidelines, and price. Today, we will go a little more in depth about court […]
Atlanta, GA is home to Coca-Cola, Georgia-Pacific, Home Depot, Delta Airlines, UPS, and Newell-Rubbermaid. Fortune 500 companies call Atlanta home for its skilled labor, ease of access to major interstates, atmosphere, and quality of life. Family owned businesses, mid size companies and day-to-day entrepreneurs aim to repeat the success of their neighbors making Georgia a […]
The term fiduciary bond covers judicial bonds guaranteeing the duties by a fiduciary (a person entrusted with property and/or power for the benefit of another person, estate). In Georgia, there is a variety of fiduciary bonds. Today, the Jurisco surety bond blog covers four common fiduciary bonds in Georgia: guardianship bond, executor bond, trustee bond, […]
As of January 1, driver training schools will see a $7,500 increase on their Georgia Surety Bond requirement. The new law applies to all driver training schools, even those certified before January 1, 2012. The Georgia General Assembly amended the surety bond legislation in July 2011 with House Bill 269, increasing the surety bond requirement […]
Supersedeas bonds are not very popular in Georgia, but they are common. A supersedeas bond only applies if you lose the judgment and, let’s face it, no one wants to lose. The appeal process can turn “losers” into “winners”, though, if the appellant protects the owed money properly. One way to satisfy the court is […]