Hey there, Columbia! We’ve got an important update that you won’t want to miss if you or someone you know might have claims against certain estates in our lovely city. Mark your calendars, and perhaps grab a cup of coffee, as we dive into the details.
According to a recent notice, there are several estates in the Columbia area where claims need to be filed. If you feel you might have a claim against one of these estates, you’ll need to step up and submit your paperwork. This includes delivering or mailing your claims to the appointed Personal Representatives. Here’s the scoop: you have up to eight months from the first publication of this notice to file your claim. Miss that window, and you could lose out permanently!
So, how do you go about this? First things first, your claim needs to be in writing. Make sure to include the following details:
Once you have that all squared away, you’ll need to file your claims on Form #371PC with the Probate Court of Richland County. Here’s the address you need:
P.O. Box 192, Columbia, SC 29202Now, let’s look at some of the estates listed in the notice. If any of these names sound familiar, or if you think you might have a connection, you’ll definitely want to take action:
This is just a peek at some of the estates involved. There are plenty more! Remember, if you think you have a claim against any of these estates, you need to act fast!
Need some guidance? It might be wise to consult with an attorney if you’re unsure about the process. The names of attorneys listed alongside the estates can provide you with a good start. For example, A. Bennette Vers, who represents several estates, can be a good resource.
Don’t let time slip away! If you think you have a claim against any of these estates, make a move before it’s too late. Gather your information, get your claim in writing, and reach out to the Personal Representatives listed. Let’s make sure your rights and claims are both recognized and safeguarded!
Keep checking back for updates, Columbia! We’re here to keep you informed about the things that matter most to you.
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