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Through  technology we have streamlined the bonding process, by empowering individuals with the ability to easily purchase the majority of our bond offerings online. We make the bonding process easy, fast ,and efficient.  Our bonding process is a true state-of-the-art web-enabled automation system. The process is seamless form start to finish, simply click apply now to begin the process. We accept all major credit cards and should you need a bond not listed don't hesitate to call 239-939-9991 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Within 24 hours, we will email you a link to complete the online purchase of the bond you desire. 

Administrator Bond – An Administrator bond guarantees that an administrator (a person appointed by the court to administer a decedent's estate when the decedent has died without leaving a will) will faithfully and diligently administer the assets involved in litigation.
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Receivership Bond - On appointment of a receiver in most jurisdictions, a bond conditioned on the receiver's faithful performance of the duties and obligations of the receivership must be furnished before the receiver is authorized to act. Should a plaintiff obtain a judgment against the receiver for a failure in the performance of her/his duty as a receiver, the plaintiff may be entitled to recover from the surety on the performance bond. 
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Guardian Bond - A classification of bonds that guarantee that a guardian will faithfully and diligently administer a minor's estate or preserve the right's and assets of a minor involved in litigation. 
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Executor Bond- An executor bond is also known as the probate bond, estate bond, and fiduciary bond. When someone passes away, there estate is distributed through probate. Depending on the state, the probate court may require that an executor bond be purchased to ensure that the executors perform their duties correctly. A person left in charge of an estate according to the will of the deceased is known as the executor. If this person is not named in the will then the court will appoint one. It is the executor's responsibility to protect and take inventory of the assets of the estate, contact beneficiaries and potential heirs, appraise the estate, pay off the debts of the estate, make sure that the taxes are calculated and paid, and disperse the assets. In some states, the executor is required to purchase the executor bond to ensure that these duties will be completed according to the will or approval of the courts.
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Trustee Bond - A trustee shall furnish a bond to secure performance of the trustee's duties only if the court finds that a bond is needed to protect the interests of the beneficiaries or is required by the terms of the trust and the court has not dispensed with the requirement.
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