But some problems have come to light with this bond.
The bond was initially not accepted as it was missing required parts of the paperwork.
However, those mistakes appear to have been corrected now, and the bond has been accepted.
Yet and still, the drama continues.
It doesn’t stop there.
“This is not common,” legal expert N. Alex Hanley told The Daily Beast.
“The only reason this would be done is to limit the liability to the surety.”
Hankey hasn’t given up the details about what fee he charged Trump for posting the bond.
However, it sounds like he might be regretting not asking for more.
“We probably didn’t charge enough.”
