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Estate Bonds

These bonds are required by courts to protect the interests of the estate and its beneficiaries in accordance with state law.

What is an Estate Bond?

 

An Estate bond is a common name for a fiduciary bond (often called a probate, surrogate, administrator, personal representative or executor bond) that is required by the court to financially protect an estate’s beneficiaries and creditors, guaranteeing that the appointed representative manages and distributes the deceased person’s assets correctly.

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