Texas Injunction Bond

A Texas injunction bond may be required by a civil court in Texas. The bond is purchased by the plaintiff to protect any losses a defendant may suffer. Our agency offers this bond to you up to $25,000 without a credit check. Please call AmeriPro Surety Bonds:                844-589-9732.

Texas Injunction Bond |

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The minimum sized injunction surety bond (or TRO surety bond) we'll consider from the state of Texas must be at least $25,000.

Texas Injunction Bond

We consider Texas injunction surety bonds with a minimum $10,000 surety bond requirement.

Texas injunctions are statutorily addressed in Chapter 65 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code.  According to the Code, the bond amount required is not fixed, but will be determined by the court in an amount that the court regards as "good" and "sufficient".

As part of the process for preparing your bond, we encourage you to provide us with the court documentation stating the amount of surety bond required.

Qualifying for the Bond; Premium

Applicants for the Texas injunction bond will complete an application -- which we'll begin with you over the phone, but which you'll need to sign and complete.

For amounts up to and including a $25,000 requirement, we issue this bond without a credit check.  Amounts greater than $25,000 are subject to an underwriter.  The review includes a credit check inquiry.  To be approved, good credit is required as well as providing additional documentation as requested.

For any Texas injunction bond, our agency will need the following from you:

• A copy of the court order stating that an injunction bond is required;
• A completed and signed surety bond application.  The application can be sent to you via DocuSign, and is mercifully not too long;
• Review of your completed application, according in part, to the dollar limits discussed above.  An injunction surety bond greater than $25,000 will take longer to review.  Good credit will be required for this higher amount;
• Upon approval of your bond, payment of the first annual premium.

Our agency issues your injunction bond and a Power of Attorney upon payment of the premium.  We will sign your surety bond as Surety; you will sign it as Principal.  Along with the POA, you'll file your completed surety bond document to the Texas civil court hearing your case.

Annual Renewal of the Premium

The premium associated with your Texas injunction bond is not a onetime payment, but renews annually on the anniversary of your bonds' issuance for as long as the court requires surety.  Premiums paid are earned in full and are wholly nonrefundable.

About Us

AmeriPro Surety Bonds is a surety bonds-only agency which provides license and permit bonds throughout Texas.  We also provide surety bonds nationwide.

Please call our agency today at:

844-589-9732

Or, you may fill out the form below and an agent will contact you.