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The bond is required by the court to insure that the executor will distribute all estate assets as instructed. If you don't think the nominated executor is trustworthy you should object to the appointment and explain your reasons to the court. You should seek the advice of an attorney who could explain the bond to you. Embezzlement is a criminal offense and is not commonly committed by executors.

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Q: Can you buy insurance to protect estate assets in case of embezzlement by an executor who buys the insurance or bond?
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