In Plymouth, recent probate notices have been issued concerning the estates of three deceased individuals: Susan Frances Rendle, Ruth Trobridge, and Nancy Dunn. These notices are pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 and invite claims or interests in the estates by a specified deadline.

Susan Frances Rendle

• Address: 26 Bellingham Crescent, Plymouth, Devon, PL7 2QP
• Date of Death: May 3, 2025
• Deadline for Claims: August 12, 2025
• Contact: Alan Porter c/o The Will Centre, 37 Devonport Road, Plymouth, PL3 4DL. Reference: CFRN 11321/Rendle

For more details on this notice, visit Susan Frances Rendle Notice.

Ruth Trobridge

• Address: 12 Vapron Road, Plymouth, Devon, PL3 5NJ
• Date of Death: March 21, 2025
• Deadline for Claims: August 12, 2025
• Contact: Samantha Buckthought c/o Wolferstans Solicitors, 60-66 North Hill, Plymouth, PL4 8EP. Reference: SJB/JLE/164708/1

For more details on this notice, visit Ruth Trobridge Notice.

Nancy Dunn

• Address: 34 Tamar Avenue Keyham Plymouth Devon, PL2 1NN
• Date of Death: December 31, 2024
• Deadline for Claims: August 12, 2025
• Contact: Howard & Over LLP, Plym House 3 Longbridge Road Plymouth Devon, PL6 8LT

For more details on this notice, visit Nancy Dunn Notice.

Impact and Considerations

These probate notices serve as a formal call for any individuals who may have claims or interests in the estates of the deceased to come forward before the specified deadline. This process ensures that all legitimate claims are considered before the distribution of the estates.

What should interested parties do?

Interested parties should submit their claims in writing to the respective contacts provided in each notice by August 12, 2025. This is crucial to ensure their claims are considered during the estate distribution process.

How can one view these notices?

The full details of each notice can be accessed through the provided links to the Public Notice Portal.

These notices highlight the importance of timely action for those with potential claims or interests in an estate. They also underscore the legal processes involved in managing and distributing an estate after death.