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| I live in Connecticut. I was appointed conservatrix for my father. I had to pay for a surety bond, 2 yrs in a roll. I am no longer conservatrix. Do I get refunded for those bonds? Final accounting was fine and probate judge and all parties involved signed off on it. Thank you Jude |
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| Jude, It depends on the surety company that wrote your bond. Generally, the first year is fully earned, and subsequent years are prorated subject to the applicable minimum which is usually $100. In any event, it's a good idea to send copies of the closing papers to your company so they can stop future renewals. Just ask them for any applicable refund when you send it. |
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| "Cash bond" is a term used for bail bonds, which are also surety bonds, but not the type that our agency deals with. The surety bonds we write guarantee business licences, construction, etc.
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