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County probate court records are checked for newly filed estate cases and organized by filing week.
Public court filings, organized by county and enriched with property fields so investors can work the newest estate opportunities before stale lists catch up.
The workflow stays narrow: newly filed probate cases, county context, then property enrichment where public records support it.
County probate court records are checked for newly filed estate cases and organized by filing week.
Rows are enriched with property address and estimated value fields when public property data is available.
Preview masked rows, choose a county or plan, then export compliant research data for outreach prep.
The preview shows what matters before signup: county, filing date, case reference, property status, and value signal.
Open lead previewFull address, valuation, and CSV export unlock on paid plans after legal consent.
12 counties are live across Florida, Texas, Michigan, and Ohio, with recent filing dates exposed on location pages.
Browse locationsCounty, case reference, filing week, and a public court event that anchors investor timing.
Often older, broader, and harder to verify before you spend time matching parcels and deduping rows.
Simple plans keep the decision close to the workflow: preview, single-state access, or all live counties.
Review 25 real leads
Seven-day trial access to full rows for 25 real probate leads.
Single state probate lead access
Multi-state all-county access plus property address and estimated value
They are built from public probate court records and then organized for marketing-use investor research.
No. Free previews mask sensitive fields. Paid plans unlock full available property fields after legal consent.
Coverage is updated weekly. Latest filing week in this database: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05.
No. Probate Radar is not a consumer report and must not be used for FCRA eligibility decisions.