Explore the latest probate notices in Plymouth concerning the estates of Stephen Roy Brown, Doreen Mary Troop, and Pamela Susan Welsh. These notices are issued under the Trustee Act 1925 and provide essential information for those who may have claims or interests in the estates.

Stephen Roy Brown (Deceased)

Stephen Roy Brown, formerly residing at 82 Frobisher Approach, Plymouth, Devon, PL5 3UZ, passed away on October 19, 2024. Individuals with claims or interests in his estate must submit written particulars to Sophia Pettit at Roper James Solicitors by June 12, 2025. The estate will be distributed after this date based on notified claims and interests. For more details, visit the public notice.

Doreen Mary Troop (Deceased)

Doreen Mary Troop, who lived at 69-73 Mannamead Road, Plymouth, Devon, PL3 4ST, died on June 25, 2024. Claims against her estate should be directed to Helen Claydon at Fidelis Legal Services Ltd by June 12, 2025. The estate will be settled considering only those claims and interests that have been communicated by this deadline. Further information can be found in the public notice.

Pamela Susan Welsh (Otherwise Susan Welsh) (Deceased)

Pamela Susan Welsh, also known as Susan Welsh, of 30 Alfred Road Ford Plymouth, PL2 1QB, passed away on October 13, 2024. Interested parties must send their claims to GA Solicitors by June 12, 2025. The distribution of her estate will proceed based on the claims received by this date. Additional details are available in the public notice.

Impact of These Notices

These probate notices serve as a formal call to individuals who may have financial or legal claims against the estates of the deceased. They ensure that all potential claims are considered before the estates are distributed.

Anticipated Questions

What is the deadline for submitting claims?

The deadline for submitting claims for all three estates is June 12, 2025.

Where should claims be sent?

Claims should be sent to the respective solicitors handling each estate as specified in the notices.

What happens if a claim is not submitted by the deadline?

Claims not submitted by the deadline may not be considered during the distribution of the estates.

These notices highlight the importance of timely action for those with potential claims or interests in these estates. For further details and to ensure your claim is considered, please refer to the individual public notices linked above.