Probate — St. Charles (2611-PR00472)

What to do next

1. 1

   Review the filed affidavit

   Inspect the small estate affidavit on file in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of St. Charles County to determine any interest or claims.

2. 2

   File a creditor claim before the deadline

   If you are a creditor, file a claim or petition to open administration before December 2, 2026, to avoid being barred under §473.444 RSMo.

3. 3

   Contact the court clerk

   Contact the St. Charles County Probate Division clerk (refer to published notice dated May 11, 2026) for filing requirements and forms.

Frequently asked questions

What is a small estate affidavit and why was one filed?

A small estate affidavit is a simplified method to handle modest estates; it was filed May 1, 2026, to distribute Judy N. Cameron's assets without full probate.

When is the deadline for creditors to file a claim?

Creditors generally must act within one year of the decedent's death — by December 2, 2026 — under §473.444 RSMo.

How can a creditor request full administration of the estate?

A creditor may petition the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of St. Charles County to open formal administration; consult the court clerk for procedures.