Section 26-3-1 Generally. Before the issue of letters of conservatorship, other than letters to the general conservator or to the sheriff, the judge of probate must require the conservator appointed to enter into bond with sufficient sureties, payable to the judge of probate, in a penalty prescribed by him. (Code 1886, §§2378, 2406; Code 1896, […]
Section 26-3-10 Bonds of certain conservators to have force and effect of statutory bonds. The bond of the general conservator of the county or of the conservator of a minor or of an incapacitated person is valid and operative as a statutory bond and is of the same obligation, force, and effect as a statutory […]
Section 26-3-11 Liability of sureties upon certain conditionally executed bonds. A surety on the bond of the general conservator of the county or on the bond of the conservator of a minor or an incapacitated person cannot avoid liability thereon on the ground that he or she signed or delivered it on condition that it […]
Section 26-3-12 Approval, filing, and recordation of bonds. All bonds given by conservators must be approved by the judge of probate issuing the letters of conservatorship and must be filed and recorded in his or her office. (Code 1852, §2020; Code 1867, §2419; Code 1876, §2763; Code 1886, §2386; Code 1896, §2284; Code 1907, §4374; […]
Section 26-3-13 Liability of probate judge, etc., for neglect or omission in taking bond. The judge of probate and the sureties on his or her official bond are liable to any person injured for any wanton, fraudulent, or intentional misconduct of the judge in not taking from a conservator a good and sufficient bond or […]
Section 26-3-14 Reduction of conservator’s bond upon partial settlement of estate. Upon the filing of any partial settlement by the conservator of a minor or an incapacitated person in the court in which such estate is pending, such conservator may pray for a reduction in the amount of his or her bond as such conservator. […]
Section 26-3-3 Relief of testamentary conservator of minor from requirement of giving bond and effect thereof. A testator may by his or her last will relieve the conservator of his or her appointment for a minor child or children from giving bond and sureties for the faithful performance of his or her duties as conservator, […]
Section 26-3-4 Requirement by probate court of bond from testamentary conservator of minor; effect of failure to give bond. Before the issue of letters of conservatorship to a testamentary conservator relieved from giving bond and sureties or at any time thereafter, if the judge of probate deems it necessary for the safety of such minor […]
Section 26-3-5 General conservator for county. The general conservator of the county must give bond, with at least two good and sufficient sureties, in a penalty to be prescribed by the judge of probate and payable to him or her, with condition to faithfully perform all the duties which are or may be required of […]
Section 26-3-7 Requirement of new or additional bond from conservator; effect of failure to give same. The judge of probate shall have authority and it shall be his or her duty, whenever he or she deems it necessary for the safety of the ward, to require the conservator to give a new or additional bond. […]
Section 26-3-8 Giving of new bond by conservator upon application for discharge from liability of surety – Required; effect of failure to give bond. Upon the application in writing of any surety or sureties upon the bond of a conservator requesting to be discharged from future liability as such surety or sureties or upon the […]
Section 26-3-9 Giving of new bond by conservator upon application for discharge from liability of surety – Effect of giving of new bond upon liability of surety. When a new bond is given under Section 26-3-8, the surety on whose application or the estate of the deceased surety on whose behalf the application was made, […]
