A Massachusetts Fiduciary Bond is a type of surety bond that guarantees the faithful performance of a fiduciary’s duties in the state of Massachusetts. This bond is required by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue and is intended to protect the people of the Commonwealth from any wrongdoings or illegal activities of the fiduciary. The bond is the responsibility of the fiduciary, and the surety company will pay out the bond if a claim is made against the fiduciary. There are three types of Massachusetts Fiduciary Bonds: Administrator Bond, Guardian Bond, and Trustee Bond. An Administrator Bond is a surety bond required by the court when a person is appointed to administer the estate of a deceased person. A Guardian Bond is a surety bond required by the court when a person is appointed to manage the affairs of an incapacitated adult. A Trustee Bond is a surety bond required by the court when a person is appointed to manage trust funds.