Author: Paul Fazzio

Are you a contractor and not sure what types of Surety bonds will be needed for your next project? Surety bonds are a common method used to protect owners and other interested parties from any […]

As a fiduciary, it is your responsibility to uphold the trust of those under your care. That’s why understanding the basics of fiduciary bonds—and how they protect both you and your clients—is so important. We’ll […]

When an appeal is made in California, the court may require that an appellant post a bond equal to or greater than the monetary value of the judgment from which they are appealing. After the […]

Surety Bonds are a type of insurance policy designed to provide assurance that companies, contractors, and other entities legally obligated to fulfill certain duties will meet their obligations. Surety Bond guarantees are issued by Sureties, […]

If a California court appoints you to manage the estate of a physically or mentally incapacitated person, it may require you to purchase a probate bond. The bond acts as a guarantee that you will […]

If you have lost or misplaced an important financial document such as a promissory note or corporate stock certificate, your bank / brokerage / transfer agent may require you to obtain a lost instrument bond […]

For the majority of California residents, a Surety bond can be used to guarantee compliance, payment, or performance of an act or service. It is a legally binding contract between three parties: The Principal: The […]

What is a Fiduciary? If a veteran becomes physically or mentally incapacitated and can’t manage their financial affairs, the VA appoints a fiduciary to make important decisions on their behalf. A veteran’s friend or family […]

If an individual fails to compensate their contractor or supplier for services rendered, the professional can place a lien or mechanic’s lien on the customer’s property. If a mechanic’s lien is placed on your property, […]

A surety bond in California is a contract between three parties – the principal, the obligee, and the surety. The principal is the contractor, the obligee is the project owner, and the surety is the […]