When your client loses a money judgment in Texas and wants to appeal, the judgment does not politely wait. The winning party can begin collecting — garnishing accounts, placing liens, seizing assets — even while the appeal is pending. A supersedeas bond is what stops that. Post one, and enforcement is suspended until the appellate […]
Texas doesn’t give judgment debtors much breathing room. A creditor can initiate garnishment and turnover proceedings the moment a judgment is signed, even though execution itself waits 30 days. That timeline puts attorneys in a position where the bond paperwork needs to be ready almost before the ink dries. If your client is heading into […]
If someone is holding property that rightfully belongs to you, Texas law gives you a legal remedy: a writ of replevin. It’s a court order that allows you to recover personal property before a case is fully resolved. But before a Texas court will issue that writ, you’ll almost certainly need to post a replevin […]
When a Texas court appoints a guardian to manage the personal or financial affairs of another individual, it often requires a guardianship bond. This bond plays a critical role in protecting the person under guardianship and ensuring that the appointed guardian carries out their duties responsibly. In 2026, guardianship bonds remain a standard requirement in […]
If you’re doing business or involved in legal proceedings in Texas, you’ll likely encounter the requirement to obtain a surety bond. Whether you need a court-ordered bond, a license/permit bond, or a fiduciary/probate bond, the process—and the risks of getting it wrong—matter. That’s where Jurisco’s specialized team steps in. What Are Texas Surety Bonds? A […]
An eviction notice in Texas can set off a whirlwind of legal pressure and logistical stress. But if you believe the court’s decision was incorrect and want to appeal, there’s a legal tool that may give you time to fight back: the supersedeas bond. In Texas eviction cases, a supersedeas bond allows a tenant to […]
When a court appoints someone to care for a minor, elderly individual, or incapacitated person, the role comes with serious responsibility. That’s why Texas courts often require a guardianship bond—a financial guarantee that the guardian will act in the best interest of the person under their care. At Jurisco, we understand the sensitive nature of […]
The Importance of Surety Bonds in Texas Texas is known for its thriving economy and diverse business opportunities. From oil and gas to technology, construction, and beyond, the state's industries are booming. However, with great opportunity comes the need for regulatory compliance, and surety bonds play a critical role in ensuring that businesses and individuals […]