RecordRefinery
Probate filing data · county by county Updated weekly

Court records, refined into a weekly feed.

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.

01  /  Coverage

Live counties

Hillsborough County, Florida Live 63 estate cases filed in the week of 21 to 28 July 2026. Executor name and mailing address on every one, a phone number on 87 percent, and 81 percent filed without an attorney. See the week, the sample and the quality card →

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.

02  /  The record

What one row contains

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.

FieldWhat it isSource
case_numberCourt case identifierCounty record
filing_dateDate the case was filedCounty record
decedent_nameThe person who diedCounty record
date_of_deathAs stated in the filingCounty record
property_addressDecedent's address of recordCounty record
executor_namePetitioner seeking authorityCounty record
executor_mailing_addressWhere the court reaches themCounty record
attorney_of_recordBlank when the filing names noneCounty record
pro_seYes when no attorney is on the caseDerived
phone, phone_typeMobile or landline, rankedLicensed data provider
dnc_statusDo Not Call registry statusLicensed data provider
tcpa_litigatorKnown serial-litigant flagLicensed data provider
emailWhere lawfully availableLicensed data provider
provenance_urlWhere you verify the rowGenerated
source_fileThe county file this row came fromGenerated
confidence_flagsNamed reason for any blankGenerated
A blank is never filled with a guess. When the filing does not state something, the field stays empty and confidence_flags records why. You can tell the difference between data we do not have and data that does not exist.
03  /  Method

How the feed is built

  1. Retrieve. We pull the county's published filing records for each day in the period. We do not scrape behind logins and we do not work around access controls.
  2. Select. Estate administrations only. Guardianships, guardian advocate cases, risk protection orders and wills deposited for safekeeping are removed, because all of those concern living people.
  3. Assemble. County files list one row per party. We group them by case and build a single record per estate.
  4. Enrich. Contact data through a licensed provider, with Do Not Call and litigator status attached to every number.
  5. Check. A sample of each week's rows is audited against the source record, and the result is published whether or not it flatters us.
  6. Deliver. CSV and a shared sheet, weekly, with the provenance column intact.
04  /  Verification

Check our work

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.

05  /  Limits

What we do not claim

06  /  Access

Start with one county

Tell us the county you work and how you follow up, and we will send pricing and a full sample week.

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