District of Columbia Case Initiation-Standard Probate (Adm)-Bond Or Waivers of Bond Or Some Combination is a process that applies when a person is deceased and their estate is in need of administration. This process involves a court granting authority to an executor or administrator of the estate to manage the estate's assets and debts. In order for the court to grant this authority, a bond or waivers of bond may be required. The bond is a guarantee to the court that the executor will properly manage the estate's assets and debts. The two types of District of Columbia Case Initiation-Standard Probate (Adm)-Bond Or Waivers of Bond Or Some Combinations are Bond or Waivers of Bond. In the case of a bond, the executor will post a bond with the court that guarantees that the executor will manage the estate's assets and debts according to the law. In the case of a waiver of bond, the court may waive the requirement of a bond if it is determined that the executor is of a certain character or is of good repute. The court may also accept a combination of bond and waiver of bond in some cases.