Custodian Bonds

These bonds are a different way of saying "Guardianship Bonds". This type of surety bond provides a guarantee that a custodian (or legal guardian) will properly care for and manage the assets of the minor or disabled person of whom they are tasked with looking after. Just like a legal guardian, a custodian can be assigned via a will, or by the court.

Custodians administer, or control, the assets of the person to whom they owe a duty of care, and pay as much as the custodian determines is proper for health, support, maintenance, and education. In the case of minors, the custodian delivers what is left to the person when the minor reaches the agreed upon age (typically anywhere from 18 to 25). Specific details will be included in the actual will, or in the documents provided by the court.

Current Market for Custodian Bonds: As you may have already seen on the guardianship bonds" page, underwriting methods for custodian bonds has remained consistent over the years, and is not expected to go through any notable changes in the near future. You will see this trend across the entire court bonds market.

About Our Programs: We offer a wide array of specialty programs that are designed to should be able to meet the bonding needs of essentially any applicant, regardless of bad credit or risk level.