Under newly enacted law a Mississippi check cashers bond is required of all currency exchange/check cashing operators in the state. Introduced in 2012 as House Bill 559 and passed into law during the 2013 session, state law defines a check casher… Continue Reading →
State laws require a Minnesota motor vehicle dealer bond, certain liability insurance coverages and a commercial lot before an individual can engage in automobile sales. The regulating statute defines “dealer” as licensed new motor vehicle dealers, used motor vehicle dealers,… Continue Reading →
In probate proceedings a Michigan personal representative bond is required only under specific circumstances. The surety bond requirement is first addressed in Section 700.3603, which states that a bond is generally not required of a personal representative appointed in informal proceedings,… Continue Reading →
A written sworn application and Massachusetts auctioneer bond are the primary prerequisites for operating an auction company within the state. The law defines an “auctioneer” as any person who, for a fee, commission, profit or any other valuable consideration by… Continue Reading →
A tax permit application and Maryland direct wine shipper bond are required by the Maryland Comptroller before a winery can engage in the shipment of wine directly to residents of the State. Effective July 1, 2011, an in-state or out-of-state winery… Continue Reading →
The licensing supervision and recipient of a Maine premium finance company bond is no longer the insurance regulator, but rather the Consumer Credit Protection Office of the Department of Finance. The insurance premium financing Act having been repealed by the legislature,… Continue Reading →
In order to obtain a jury trial in a civil matter a Louisiana jury trial costs bond must be filed by the claimant along with the proper demand for the same. Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure (CCP 1733) states that… Continue Reading →
Out of state salespersons will need a North Dakota transient merchant bond in order to operate in the state if he or she offers any merchandise other than livestock or agricultural products. A “transient merchant” is defined by statute as… Continue Reading →
A Kentucky supersedeas bond is not necessarily required for judicial review of a judgment however when an appellant desires a stay on appeal, as provided in Rule 62.03, he may present to the clerk or the court for approval an executed Kentucky… Continue Reading →
Unless otherwise waived by a court, a Kansas probate bond is required where an executor or administrator has been appointed and granted letters of administration. Pursuant to Kansas statute 59-1101, every fiduciary before entering upon the duties of his or her… Continue Reading →
You may offer an Iowa title bond as a condition of obtaining a title and registration plates in the state if your motor vehicle cannot be titled or registered by a county treasurer because you do not have the proper title documents. Iowa… Continue Reading →
Passage of HB 2806 and signing by the Governor has now made the West Virginia appraisal management company bond a statutory requirement for operating within the state. The new law defines AMCs and their services as a person or firm that… Continue Reading →
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