Notifying Creditors In Probate: Procedure & Court’s Role | Legal Guide [Video]

Notifying Creditors In Probate: Procedure & Court’s Role | Legal Guide

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The probate court is the conductor of this orchestra, ensuring that the estate can’t be closed until creditors have been notified. It’s the court’s job to appoint a personal representative who then has the duty to publish the notice in a local newspaper for three weeks. Once creditors come forward, their claims are filed directly with the court and the personal representative. The court then oversees the fair handling of these claims, stepping in with a hearing if there’s any dispute over their validity.

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