Appeal Bond
Judicial surety bond — what it is, what it costs, and how to get one.
Get notified when we openWhat is a appeal bond?
An appeal bond, also known as a supersedeas bond, is a court bond that lets you appeal a judgment while pausing its enforcement. It guarantees that if your appeal fails, the original judgment — often plus interest and costs — will be paid, protecting the winning party during the appeal.
Who needs a appeal bond?
Parties appealing a money judgment who need to delay enforcement.
How much does a appeal bond cost?
Underwritten on financial strength, since the bond often covers the full judgment plus a margin.
How to get a appeal bond
Provide the judgment amount and your financials, complete underwriting, and file the bond with the appellate court.
Frequently asked questions
Usually the judgment amount plus an added percentage for interest and costs.
Because the bond can be large, sureties may ask for collateral on appeal bonds.
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