In recent probate notices published in the Exeter Express & Echo, three estates are seeking claims or interests from potential beneficiaries. These notices are issued under the Trustee Act 1925, which requires individuals with claims against or interests in the estates to come forward by a specified date.

Barry William Thorne (Deceased)

The estate of Barry William Thorne, late of Sunhaven, Talaton, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2RF, who passed away on April 26 2023, is open for claims. Interested parties must submit their written particulars to Dunn & Baker at 21 Southernhay East, Exeter, Devon, EX1 1QQ by April 14 2025. After this date, the estate will be distributed based on the claims and interests received. For more details, visit the public notice.

David Reuben Rosseinsky (Deceased)

David Reuben Rosseinsky's estate is also seeking claims. He resided at 14 Rosebarn Avenue, Exeter, EX4 6DY and died on June 5 2020. Claims should be directed to Ashfords LLP at Ashford House Grenadier Road Exeter, EX1 3LH by April 14 2025. The estate will be settled considering only the notified claims and interests. Further information can be found in the public notice.

Jean Powell (Deceased)

Jean Powell's estate is inviting claims from those with an interest. She was a resident of Cadogan Court, Barley Lane, Exeter, Devon, EX4 1TA and passed away on December 13 2024. Written particulars should be sent to Kerry-Anne Pease c/o Trethowans LLP at Sheridan House 40-43 Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8RY by April 14 2025. The reference for this notice is KAP/POW328/1. More details are available in the public notice.

Impact and Considerations

These probate notices are crucial for ensuring that all potential claims against the estates are considered before distribution. Those who believe they may have a claim or interest in any of these estates are encouraged to act promptly by contacting the respective legal representatives.

Anticipated Questions

What should I do if I have a claim?

If you believe you have a claim or interest in any of these estates, you should send written particulars to the respective legal representatives by April 14 2025.

What happens if I miss the deadline?

Claims submitted after the deadline may not be considered when distributing the estate.

Where can I find more information?

Further details can be accessed through the provided public notice links for each estate.

These notices serve as a reminder of the importance of timely action in matters of probate and trustee claims.