
A Georgia writ of attachment bond allows a Plaintiff to seize and take possession of the defined disputed property held by a Defendant, pre-judgment. According to Georgia law, the amount of the surety bond must be twice the value of the property to be attached. Please call AmeriPro Surety Bonds at
844-589-9732
A Georgia writ of attachment is a court order issued in a civil litigation proceeding. By means of it, as Plaintiff you (or for legal counsel, your client) are allowed to seize and take possession of the disputed and defined asset(s) of the Defendant.
The overriding feature of the writ of attachment order is that it is allowed, pre-judgment; that is, prior to the final disposition of your case.
As a prerequisite of the attachment order taking effect, the Georgia court requires you to obtain a writ of attachment bond. According to Georgia law, the amount of the attachment surety bond will be twice the value of the property claimed in your affidavit or motion to the court.
While required of the Plaintiff, the attachment bond is for the potential benefit of the Defendant in case the court subsequently determines that the attachment order was wrongly issued.
In such a determination (if applicable) the adverse party would be guaranteed the return of the property or its financial equivalent, plus any damages for the loss and harm caused by a wrongly (and subsequently determined) issued attachment order.
We as an agency provide the Georgia writ of attachment bond up to a $100,000 surety bond requirement without a prior credit check.
An attachment surety bond application greater than $100,000 is also subject to further review of your application by a surety bond underwriter.
This further review, among other items, will include a credit check inquiry. Good credit will be required for approval. You may also be asked to provide supporting information or documentation.
For any Georgia attachment bond request, our agency will need the following from you:
Upon payment of the first annual premium, our agency issues your Georgia attachment bond immediately. Included with your surety bond will be a Power of Attorney form. This form gives our agency authorization to issue your bond. You’ll include it with your surety bond when filing with the court.
Of note is that your signature Principal and our signature as Surety must both be on your attachment surety bond for it to be accepted by the Georgia court.
The premium associated with your attachment bond is subject to annual renewals for as long as the court requires surety.
Renewal dates will be on the anniversary of your bond’s issuance.
Please note that paid premiums are earned in full; refunds, in whole or in part, are not offered.
AmeriPro Surety Bonds is a surety bonds-only agency which provides license and permit, court, probate, and other surety bonds in Georgia and all 50 states.
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844-589-9732
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