Probate
Andrew David Easler, Esq.
Updated October 9, 2022
What Are the Costs to File Probate in Florida?
Florida probate generally runs about 3-5% of the estate's value in attorneys' fees, and many attorneys handle simple, uncontested cases on a flat fee. Court filing and accounting costs come on top of that.
The cost of probate in Florida varies depending on the size and complexity of the estate. However, as a general rule, expect to pay around 3-5% of the estate's value in attorneys' fees. For uncontested and simple probate, most attorneys will take the matter on a flat-fee basis.
Keep in mind there may also be other costs associated with the probate process, such as court filing fees, executor's commissions, and accounting and legal services.
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