Florida probate records by county
Charlotte County probate leads
The Charlotte County list is not live yet. We publish the Hillsborough and Lee County lists now for $99 a month. Until this county opens, you can count estates in a Hillsborough ZIP, see the live lists, or ask us to build Charlotte next.
This county is not live yetThe live lists cost $99 a monthThe request deposit is $49
How many estates we expect
We estimate that about 31 new probate estates open in Charlotte County in a typical week. We base the figure on the state's 2024-25 probate filing counts for the county. We list Charlotte as a medium county in our table.
What the clerk publishes in Charlotte County
The Charlotte County Clerk runs an interactive records portal. We have not verified a bulk probate file from it.
Clerk site: charlotteclerk.com
How the list works when a county opens
New probate filings come from the county clerk. We match the person who died to the property in the county's records, and we mark how strong each match is. The list goes out on weekday mornings by 7am, the same schedule as Hillsborough, and every lead links to the clerk's filing and the property record.
You get a private link to a CSV file and an Excel file, and an email that gives you the counts.
Request this county
Every request is logged by county, and the counties buyers ask for most are the ones we build next. A $49 deposit is the strongest vote you can cast for Charlotte County. If we launch it, the deposit comes off your first month. If we have not launched it within 90 days, you can ask for the money back, and you can ask anytime before launch too.
If the form doesn't work, email support@floridaprobateweekly.com.