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Attachment Bonds

These bonds determine if a creditor has legal grounds to take custody of a debtor’s property before a trial.

What is an Attachment Bond?

An Attachment Bond is used in civil litigation when a plaintiff asks the court to approve the seizure of a defendant’s assets before judgment; the bond guarantees the defendant will be compensated for losses if the judgment ultimately rules against the plaintiff.

 

Now offering three ways to post collateral (only on required court bonds):

1. Morgan Stanley Account: We partner with Morgan Stanley to provide clients with the opportunity to generate interest on their collateral, which effectively covers the bond as annual premium payments.

2. Wire Transfer: A Wire Transfer is an electronic transfer of funds from one party to another, typically initiated by a bank or other financial institution.

3. Letter of Credit: A Letter of Credit is a document issued by a bank or other financial institution to guarantee payment from one party to another.

Watch our video to learn why you may need this bond:

Why you should choose Colonial Surety Company

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We offer a streamlined purchase process that allows you to instantly purchase bonds and insurance online.

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