An Iowa lien bond can apply to removing a lien or placing a lien on a property. A lien on a property can halt the sale of property and cause its owners to incur more legal costs and fees. Liens are typically placed on property for failure of payment of services. Contractors, plumbers, electricians, etc. […]

Court bonds are specific types of surety bonds used in court actions. Both a plaintiff and defendant may use a court bond. All states recognize this brand of surety to cover actions taken either before or after a judgment. Goal Of A Court Surety Bond The reason why courts across the country accept a court surety […]

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Indiana law requires a member of law enforcement to have an official order of possession or writ of execution before repossessing property. The state also mandates a plaintiff to protect law enforcement in this action with an Indemnity Sheriff bond Indiana. Without this surety bond, an Indiana sheriff’s department would be vulnerable to a lawsuit […]

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 plaintiff and defendant may require a court bonds in Alabama. To keep the surety bond process simple, it’s important to know which type of bond is required and the best time to use a bond. Discussing the court case with a surety bonding expert will help best determine which type of court bonds are […]