Vermont Notice to Creditors and Other Parties in Interest is a document that must be issued by an executor or administrator when someone dies and leaves an estate in Vermont. It is a legal notification required by the Vermont Probate Code, giving creditors, beneficiaries, and other parties that have an interest in the estate the opportunity to make a claim against it. The notice must be distributed to anyone the executor or administrator believes might have a financial interest in the estate, including creditors, beneficiaries, family members, and potential heirs. The types of Vermont Notice to Creditors and Other Parties in Interest include: • Notice of Appointment of Executor/Administrator: This notice informs creditors and other parties that an executor or administrator has been appointed by the court to manage the estate. • Notice of Filing of Petition for Appointment of Personal Representative: This notice informs creditors and other parties that a petition has been filed in court to appoint an executor or administrator for the estate. • Notice of Creditors’ Rights: This notice informs creditors of their rights to make a claim against the estate, and of the deadlines for doing so. • Notice to Unknown Heirs: This notice informs potential heirs of their rights to make a claim against the estate. • Notice to Unknown Beneficiaries: This notice informs potential beneficiaries of their rights to make a claim against the estate.