News Summary
The estate of Mary Henderson Dorroh in Oktibbeha County is in the process of being settled. Letters testamentary were granted, allowing the appointed executor, Dale Rowlen, to manage the estate. Potential creditors have 90 days to present their claims to the Clerk of the Court. It’s important to act promptly as claims submitted after the deadline will be barred. For assistance, Roy E. Carpenter, Jr. is the solicitor for the estate. Time is of the essence for those needing to make a claim.
Notice to Creditors: Estate of Mary Henderson Dorroh in Oktibbeha County
Exciting news comes from Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, where the estate of the late Mary Henderson Dorroh is now in the process of being settled. If you’re connected to this estate or have claims against it, you might want to pay close attention to the recent announcements. The clock is ticking, so let’s break it down!
Letters Testamentary Granted
On March 21, 2025, letters testamentary were officially granted, which means the wheels are in motion for the estate. This crucial step allows the appointed executor to handle the estate’s affairs. And speaking of the executor, Dale Rowlen has been appointed to take on the responsibility of managing the estate’s assets and settling any outstanding matters.
Notice Published
On April 2, 2025, the notice regarding the estate was published, making it official. This is an important step in ensuring that all potential creditors are informed about the estate’s status. It’s vital for anyone who might have a claim to come forward, so don’t miss this chance!
Time to Present Claims
If you have any claims against the estate, it’s essential to act quickly. All claims must be presented to the Clerk of the Court in Oktibbeha County. The deadline for submissions is 90 days from the first publication date. That means the clock is running, and you’ll need to be prompt if you wish to make a claim.
Why Timing Matters
It’s critical to understand that failing to present claims within this designated timeframe will result in being barred from any future claims. So, if you feel you have a valid claim, don’t delay! Make sure you gather all necessary documentation and submit your claims in a timely manner.
Where to Submit Your Claims
For those looking to submit their claims, you will need to do so at the Clerk of the Court’s office located in Oktibbeha County. Make sure it’s all in order before you head over!
Contact Information
For support during this process, Roy E. Carpenter, Jr. is serving as the solicitor for the estate. His office is located at P.O. Box 56, Starkville, MS 39760-0056. If you have questions or need assistance regarding the claims process, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can contact the solicitor’s office at (662) 323-4095. They’ll be more than happy to help guide you through the process.
Wrap-Up
The estate of Mary Henderson Dorroh is moving forward, and it’s an excellent reminder for all of us about the importance of addressing estate matters promptly. With Dale Rowlen at the helm as executor and Roy E. Carpenter, Jr. handling the legal side, things seem to be in good hands. If you believe you have a stake in the estate, remember—the deadline is approaching fast! Get your claims in before it’s too late!
Remember, time is of the essence in these matters, so act fast if you need to!
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Additional Resources
- Daily Journal: Oktibbeha County Estate Settlement
- Wikipedia: Probate
- WJTV: Estate Settlement Announcement
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Estate Law
- Oxford Eagle: Notice of Estate Settlement
