Vermont Probate Notice Sets Four-Month Deadline for Hyde Estate Claims
A notice to creditors has been issued by the Vermont Superior Court, Washington Probate Unit, concerning the estate of Richard Alexander Hyde, formerly of Calais, Vermont. Creditors must present claims in writing within four months of the publication date of…
Burlington Plattsburgh, VT, October 21, 2026 —
The Vermont Superior Court’s Washington Probate Unit has issued a notice to creditors concerning the estate of Richard Alexander Hyde, formerly of Calais, Vermont. The notice says creditors must present claims in writing within four months of its publication date, October 21, 2026.
The stated deadline is tied to the publication date. The notice summary does not provide a specific calendar date for the end of the four-month period, so creditors are directed only to the timeframe as reported: within four months of October 21, 2026.
Information provided about the notice does not identify an estate representative, give an address or other method for submitting claims, or describe what supporting documents creditors may need to provide. It also does not state the value or composition of the estate, list any claims, or indicate whether the court has received filings.
The notice concerns claims against Hyde’s estate and establishes a written-claim requirement and a four-month period. No additional procedural details or instructions were included in the information available. The publication date is the only specific date provided, and the summary does not report any subsequent court action or outcome.
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