Appeal, Probate, and Other Court Bonds Available Nationwide

Serving attorneys, individuals and businesses across the U.S.

Appeal bonds: supersedeas bonds.

Why should you provide a supersedeas bond to the court?
It could save your company! For example, let’s say you are a defendant whose company just lost a multi-million-dollar lawsuit, and your appellate attorney believes that filing an appeal may overturn the judgment. There is one BIG PROBLEM! Once a judgment is entered, the plaintiff can pursue an execution of the judgment whereby the county Sheriff may be directed to execute the court order and collect your cash and liquidate your assets, such as securities, inventory, machinery, and buildings, to satisfy the judgment.

TO STOP THE SHERIFF, YOU MUST ASK THE COURT FOR A STAY OF EXECUTION OF THE JUDGMENT. YOU MUST PROVIDE A SUPERSEDEAS BOND TO THE COURT TO BE GRANTED A STAY OF EXECUTION OF JUDGMENT!

In most cases, the court must protect the plaintiff’s interest. You must provide a supersedeas bond in the amount of the judgment, plus interest and costs that the court will determine in advance. The supersedeas bond must be issued by an authorized surety carrier licensed to do business in your state and listed by the United States Treasury. Unique Surety and Insurance Services, LLC is a licensed bonding agent appointed by several surety carriers authorized by the United States Treasury. We are authorized to issue a supersedeas bond on your behalf for you to provide to the court.

Unique Surety and Insurance Services, LLC will help you STOP THE SHERIFF by helping you apply for a supersedeas bond. As your bonding agent, we will help you to quickly navigate through the sea of sureties to help save your company from financial ruin. The bond is presented to the court when your lawyer requests a stay of execution of the judgment while your case is under appeal. The appeal process may take up to a year or two, but it will only take several weeks or a few months to take away your cash and or liquidate your assets. Protect yourself by quickly obtaining a supersedeas bond now by calling Unique Surety and Insurance Services, LLC!

Plaintiff bonds and defendant bonds.

We provide many different court bonds, to name a few:

Please contact us for assistance with your court bond. We represent carriers that have attorneys in their surety bond division who are knowledgeable about the requirements and can provide the bond promptly.

Fiduciary bonds and probate bonds.

Often, a financially responsible representative is required by the court or private enterprise to post a bond for an agreed amount. Fiduciary Bonds or Probate Bonds are typically required by statute, courts, or private enterprises for anyone who acts as a fiduciary, including administrators, trustees, guardians, and executors. The Fiduciary Bonds or Probate Bonds protect the financial interests of individuals, estates, trusts, employer-sponsored retirement benefit plans, investment and pension plans for which the fiduciary acts. Some of the classes of Fiduciary Bonds and Probate Surety Bonds include the following: