Civil Court Bonds, Fiduciary (Probate) Bonds, and ERISA Bonds
TLPIA offers civil court bonds, fiduciary (probate) bonds, and ERISA bonds from The Bar Plan Court Bond Program.
A Civil Court Bond is a bond that guarantees the performance or obligation of one party to a lawsuit. The bond is for the protection of the opposing party to the lawsuit. Examples of a Civil Court Bond are Appellate Bonds, Supersedeas Bonds, Replevin Bonds, Injunction Bonds and TRO Bonds.
Probate attorneys often are required to post a bond on behalf of an executor, administrator, or conservator of an estate. These bonds are called “fiduciary” or “probate” bonds.
An ERISA bond is a type of insurance required under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). Its primary purpose is to protect employee benefit plans from losses caused by fraud or dishonesty by individuals who handle plan funds.
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The Bar Plan Provides:
Competitive rates
Bonds backed by The Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company or its subsidiary, The Bar Plan Surety and Fidelity Company
Underwriting by experienced professionals and managed by lawyers.
Easy Online Bond Application
Their website, texas.onlinecourtbonds.com, is designed to simplify the bond application process. Here’s what you can expect:
- Create a login ID and password for quick access.
- Provide basic personal information (entered only once).
- Automatic form-filling for faster future applications.
- Track your bond applications and check their status.
- Update your personal details anytime.
- Review your transaction history in one convenient place.
Why Choose The Bar Plan?
- Expertise: Our experienced underwriters, managed by lawyers, ensure that you receive professional guidance and a thorough understanding of the bond process.
- Fast Service: With a typical turnaround time of 24 to 48 hours, you can count on a quick and efficient response to your bond application.
- Competitive Pricing: We offer some of the most competitive rates in the industry, ensuring you get the best value for the bonds you need.
