Posted by Dan in North Houston on January 04, 2017 at 07:59:11 from (216.136.87.146):
In Reply to: OT late billing posted by merlynr on January 04, 2017 at 06:34:12:
As others have said, it depends state to state. The process in WV is that you notify all known creditors, and provide the list of creditors to the county clerk with your statement that you have sent them notice. At a certain point after that, the clerk publishes a notice in the local paper, essentially advising all that if they have a claim, their time is running out. The court has to wait a certain amount of time after the notice, but then if nobody comes forward, they rule the estate closed and notify the executor they can disburse the estate to the heirs. If somebody comes forward then claiming they are owed money, you just tell them that the estate is closed and they are just out of luck.
From your post, it is difficult to tell if it went through probate, so your results may vary.
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