Custodian of Veteran bond in Texas work similarly to guardianship bonds in that they oversee the assets of another person. However, the two cannot be interchangeable as the custodian of veteran bond deals solely with veterans of the United States armed forces. While guardianship bonds go through Texas probate court, parties overseeing a veteran’s estate […]
A supersedeas bond in Texas covers the cost of a money judgment and court fees, in order to stay a judgment during an appeal process. Without using a surety bond, a defendant is required to immediately settle the judgment with the plaintiff. Clients may be hopeful that they will not need the appeal process, some […]
A surety bond definition may not be adequate to understand a bond fully and why it is needed. Take an Executor Bond in Texas for example. Here is a standard surety bond definition: “Personal Representative Bonds, also referred to as Administrator or Executor Bond) guarantee the faithful performance of the Personal Representative in their duties […]
License and permit bonds in Texas cover a range of activity including selling airline tickets, facilitating the purchase of a yacht and handling the mortgage of a home. Today, Jurisco’s surety bond blog reviews three common types of license and permit bonds in Texas: mobile home installer/dealer bond, title agency surety and fidelity bond, and […]
It’s the start of a new year and that means making resolutions, life changes. Life happens quickly and doesn’t last long enough. Building a strong financial estate can seems as it takes long enough, but that hard work can be wasted with the misuse of funds and assets by an Administrator. An Administration Bonds helps […]
It’s “Go big or go home” in Texas. Whether it’s big spaces in San Antonio, big stadiums in Dallas or big festivals in Austin, Texas has plenty to offer in the terms of “big.” For the most part, however, sequestration bond don’t have to go that big. This type of surety bond allows the creditor […]
The Real Estate market has seen better days, but being a mortgage broker is still a high demand responsibility. A Texas mortgage broker works with the borrower/homeowner to negotiate a mortgage with the bank or mortgage lender. In order to work as a mortgage broker in Dallas, Houston or any other Texas city, the broker […]
Losing at trial is not always the end — but filing an appeal does not automatically stop the winner from collecting. To put the judgment on hold while the appellate court reviews your case, you generally need an appeal bond, also called a supersedeas bond. It is one of the most important and most time-sensitive […]
When a court issues a judgment, the losing party may choose to appeal the decision. However, filing an appeal does not automatically stop the enforcement of the judgment. In many cases, courts require a supersedeas bond to pause enforcement while the appeal is being reviewed. Supersedeas bonds are common in appellate litigation, but the requirements […]