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A person or entity may be required to secure a probate bond in the state of Texas to ensures that the wishes of the deceased as expressed in a will are carried out ethically and honestly.
These bonds require�underwriting to determine what amount of the bond needs to be paid to secure the bond. The required bond amount varies depending on individual�situations.�
Applicants with a healthier financial picture can expect to pay the lowest rate. However our team of experts�guarantee all applicants a quick and�courteous response to�review the best rates given their previous credit history.�
Start the application process by downloading the form to the right. Email or fax the completed sheet back to an Single Source Insurance representative at 407-674-7978 and you will be contacted within 24 hours. Many applicants�receive their secured bond the same day as payment.�
Don’t forget, we also offer�probate bonds in other states. Call our team toll free at 855-689-5106 to answer any further questions or�contact our team of experts online.
Probate bonds in Texas include executor bonds, administrator bonds, and guardian bonds. These bonds protect the estate and beneficiaries from misconduct or mismanagement by the fiduciary.
The specific type of bond required depends on the circumstances of the estate and the role of the individual managing it. Courts typically determine the bond amount based on the value of the estate assets.
To obtain a probate bond in Texas, applicants must submit financial information and details about the estate to a surety company. The application process usually involves a credit check and may require collateral for larger bond amounts.
Once approved, the bond must be filed with the probate court before the fiduciary can begin their duties. Premiums for probate bonds are typically a small percentage of the total bond amount and may be paid annually.
