Plaintiff's Bond

A garnishment bond is often required if the plaintiff intends to garnish the wages of a defendant. Plaintiff bonds aim to cover all damages.

An attachment bond is. required to cover the cost and potential damages associated with an attachment proceeding. 

A replevin bond, also known as a sequestration bond or claim and delivery bond, is a surety bond required by states when a plaintiff seeks to levy property.

The cost bond is a plaintiff bond covering court costs when an out-of-state plaintiff seeks to file action within a different state.

A surety bond required to protect law enforcement agencies from damages associated with seizing property.

An injunction bond protects the defendant from being wrongfully enjoined. This bond covers potential damages.

A distress or distraint bond is required when removing a commercial tenant. 

A plaintiff can use a lis pendens bond to block the sale of property. 

Surety bond for a bank or lender to show a loss or destroyed financial instrument will not be redeemed.

Surety bond filed to review the validity of an accepted bid. This surety bond also serves as a guarantee that a bid protest is not wrongful or meant to delay the contract.