Attachment Bond

An attachment bond is many times referred to as a “Defendant’s Bond to Discharge” or the “Plaintiff’s Bond to Discharge.”

This bond is required of a plaintiff seeking an attachment. An attachment is very similar to a repossession. It is the act of seizing the property of someone who owes a debt, and this seizure is legal.

An attachment bond is designed to cover any damages or additional costs that the defendant may incur in the case that the plaintiff loses the suit. Attachment bonds can also be given by a defendant to guarantee that the judgment will be awarded and paid if the plaintiff wins the case.