California Appeal Bond (Supersedeas)
Appealing a money judgment and need to pause enforcement? Courts require an appeal (supersedeas) bond. We place them, including larger amounts.
- Bond amount
- Set by the court, often the judgment plus costs
- Authority
- Required by the appellate court
The premium is a percentage of the bond amount, set by underwriting. The figures above are the bond amounts, not what you pay.
What it is
An appeal bond, also called a supersedeas bond, lets you appeal a money judgment while staying its enforcement. It guarantees you will pay the judgment if the appeal fails. The court sets the amount, commonly the judgment plus interest and costs.
Who needs it
- Parties appealing a money judgment who need to stay enforcement
Bond amounts and requirements are general guidance and can change. Confirm the current requirement with the listed agency before you file. We will quote your exact bond.
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