Attention, Columbia! If you’ve got an eye on your financial affairs or are looking for that unique opportunity to claim what’s owed to you, this week holds some important news. The local Probate Court has released a list of estates for which claims need to be filed. Whether you’re a distant relative or a friend, this is a friendly reminder to keep your eyes peeled and your pen ready!
So, why should you care? Well, if you have a claim against any estate listed below, now is the time to act! All claims must be submitted to the appointed Personal Representatives, and here’s the crucial part – you must also file your claim with the Probate Court of Richland County. What’s the deadline? You have eight months from the date of publication (which just popped up this week) to file your claims. Otherwise, you might face the regrettable consequence of being barred from claiming your dues!
When you’re ready to file your claim, make sure you’ve got all the necessary details. You’ll need to put together a written statement that includes:
Make sure to follow these guidelines closely to avoid any hiccups in the process!
Now, onto the estates you might have a claim against. Take a look at some of the names on the list:
These are just a few of the estates listed! The full list offers a range of individuals from different backgrounds and locales, highlighting the diverse community we have here in Columbia.
Make sure to stay on top of this important matter! If you’ve got claims related to any of the estates mentioned, don’t drag your feet! Gather the documents, connect with the personal representatives, and file your claims promptly. Remember, time is of the essence here. Wishing everyone the best of luck in navigating this process! If you have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance. Every claim counts!
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