We read the county's own filing records, extract the estate cases, name the executor, attach the property and contact data, and hand you a spreadsheet every week. Every row traces back to the record it came from.
Counties open when buyers ask for them, not on a roadmap we invented. Tell us where you work and we will tell you what it takes to open it.
A filed probate case identifies the person who died, the person asking the court for authority over the estate, and the property involved. That is the whole proposition. We add contact data and compliance status, and we tell you where every piece came from.
| Field | What it is | Source |
|---|---|---|
| case_number | Court case identifier | County record |
| filing_date | Date the case was filed | County record |
| decedent_name | The person who died | County record |
| date_of_death | As stated in the filing | County record |
| property_address | Decedent's address of record | County record |
| executor_name | Petitioner seeking authority | County record |
| executor_mailing_address | Where the court reaches them | County record |
| attorney_of_record | Blank when the filing names none | County record |
| pro_se | Yes when no attorney is on the case | Derived |
| phone, phone_type | Mobile or landline, ranked | Licensed data provider |
| dnc_status | Do Not Call registry status | Licensed data provider |
| tcpa_litigator | Known serial-litigant flag | Licensed data provider |
| Where lawfully available | Licensed data provider | |
| provenance_url | Where you verify the row | Generated |
| source_file | The county file this row came from | Generated |
| confidence_flags | Named reason for any blank | Generated |
Buyers of probate data say the same thing in public forums: they suspect the list is stale or padded, and they have no way to confirm it. One described planning to drive to the courthouse to compare a vendor's list against the actual records.
Every row we deliver carries its case number and a link to the county's own case search. Auditing us is not tolerated, it is the intended use. If a row does not match the record, tell us. We will correct it and note it on that county's quality card.
Tell us the county you work and how you follow up, and we will send pricing and a full sample week.