These types of bonds provide a guarantee that certain individuals in positions of trust will carry out duties faithfully and honestly. They are often required by estate administrators, trustees, estate executors, and others. In some specific cases courts or statutory requirements may call for this type of bond. In these situations, the bond is often referred to as a Probate Bond, sometimes a Judicial Bond, and sometimes a Court Bond.
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