Publish a legally valid estate notice to creditors in minutes
Professionals and estate executors must post a notice to creditors — for any estate, no matter the size.
Publish a NoticeA notice to creditors should be published for every estate, no matter the size. Here’s why:
Executors are legally required to publish a notice to creditors online
Publishing a notice removes the ability of creditors of an estate to come forward after the notice period
If a notice to creditors is not published and estate assets are distributed, the executor can be personally liable to the creditors
Publishing is quick and easy with Estateably
The most cost-effective way to publish an estate notice to creditors
Notice to creditors posted online and visible here
A notarized affidavit of publication for your notice to creditors
Notice to creditors posted online and visible here
Notice to creditors posted online and visible here
Every estate executor or professional should publish a notice to creditors to protect themselves from personal liability. As an executor, if you do not advertise for creditors and the deceased has an outstanding debt, the creditor can sue you for the full amount of the debt.
Any Estateably user (including lawyers, law clerks, trust officers, accountants, individual estate executors) can publish a notice in minutes.
No, you can publish a notice with or without an account. Professionals can create an account by contacting support@estateably.com
Yes! As of July 2017, Justice Conway of the Supreme Court of Justice confirmed in a written decision that posting a notice to creditors online satisfied an estate executor’s duty to advertise for creditors under s.53(1) of the Trustee Act. Read about it here.
Posting a Notice to Creditors with Estateably costs $105. If you need an affidavit of publication for your notice to creditors, that will be an additional $40. You can pay by credit card at check out. Once you pay, your order will go online immediately and a receipt with link to the ad will be emailed to you automatically. If you run into any billing issues, contact us at notices@estateably.com.
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