Probate Bond

Arizona Estate Bond

Probate Probate Bonds

also known as executor bonds, estate bonds and fiduciary bonds, are designed to protect the estate of the deceased from incompetence, fraud and other bad actions by the estate's executor.

The probate bond is designed to protect the estate and beneficiaries in the event that the executor fails to live up to his or her duties and obligations. The probate bond can give the estate's beneficiaries peace of mind, reassuring them that even if the executor somehow loses or takes estate assets, they will be compensated. The probate court generally orders the executor to post bond.

Additional Information

Obtaining and maintaining a probate bond at Jane Bond Surety is simple.

Arizona probate bonds are issued for a variety of capacities such as: Administrator, Executor, Guardian, Co-Guardians, and many other titles. It will be important to provide us with the court's order. This will help us with the name, case number, amount and appointment date.

Bonds in excess of $25,000 - $50,000 will require the assistance of a lawyer or legal assistance. Most sureties require this. That being said, it is not always the case. We will advise you of the steps needed to secure your bond. Below are links to the state's probate court information and a link to the state's bar association that can be of assistance to you in your case.

If at any juncture you have any questions call us at: 1-844-933-4455.

The Process