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California Probate Attorney — Find One by County

Probate in California is handled county by county, so the right attorney is one who regularly files in your county's court. Pick your county below to learn what's involved and request a free consultation — or use the form to get started now. Set by statute · paid from the estate.

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Free, no-obligation consultation about California probate. Tell us a little and we'll help you connect with a local probate lawyer.
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Choose Your California County

All 58 counties we currently cover in California. Select yours for local court details and a free attorney consultation.

Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Orange County
Santa Ana
Superior Court
San Diego County
San Diego
Superior Court
San Francisco County
San Francisco
Superior Court
Alameda County
Oakland
Superior Court
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Superior Court
Sacramento County
Sacramento
Superior Court
Riverside County
Riverside
Superior Court
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino
Superior Court
Fresno County
Fresno
Superior Court
Contra Costa County
Martinez
Superior Court
Kern County
Bakersfield
Superior Court
Ventura County
Ventura
Superior Court
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Superior Court
San Joaquin County
Stockton
Superior Court
Stanislaus County
Modesto
Superior Court
Sonoma County
Santa Rosa
Superior Court
Tulare County
Visalia
Superior Court
Solano County
Fairfield
Superior Court
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara
Superior Court
Monterey County
Monterey
Superior Court
Placer County
Roseville
Superior Court
San Luis Obispo County
San Luis Obispo
Superior Court
Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz
Superior Court
Merced County
Merced
Superior Court
Marin County
San Rafael
Superior Court
Butte County
Chico
Superior Court
Yolo County
Woodland
Superior Court
El Dorado County
Placerville
Superior Court
Imperial County
El Centro
Superior Court
Shasta County
Redding
Superior Court
Madera County
Madera
Superior Court
Kings County
Hanford
Superior Court
Napa County
Napa
Superior Court
Humboldt County
Eureka
Superior Court
Nevada County
Nevada City
Superior Court
Sutter County
Yuba City
Superior Court
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Superior Court
Yuba County
Marysville
Superior Court
Tehama County
Red Bluff
Superior Court
San Benito County
Hollister
Superior Court
Tuolumne County
Sonora
Superior Court
Calaveras County
San Andreas
Superior Court
Siskiyou County
Yreka
Superior Court
Amador County
Jackson
Superior Court
Lake County
Lakeport
Superior Court
Glenn County
Willows
Superior Court
Del Norte County
Crescent City
Superior Court
Lassen County
Susanville
Superior Court
Plumas County
Quincy
Superior Court
Colusa County
Colusa
Superior Court
Inyo County
Independence
Superior Court
Mariposa County
Mariposa
Superior Court
Mono County
Mammoth Lakes
Superior Court
Trinity County
Weaverville
Superior Court
Modoc County
Alturas
Superior Court
Sierra County
Downieville
Superior Court
Alpine County
Markleeville
Superior Court

What Does a Probate Attorney Cost?

In California, attorney fees for ordinary probate work are set by statute (Probate Code §10810) as a percentage of the estate's gross value — 4% of the first $100,000, 3% of the next $100,000, 2% of the next $800,000, then 1%. On a $500,000 estate that's roughly $13,000. The key point: these fees are paid from the estate, not out of your own pocket, and the executor is entitled to a fee on the same schedule.

How Getting Connected Works

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Tell us your situation

Fill out the short form — name, contact, and a line about what you need. Under a minute.

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We help you connect

We work to match you with a probate attorney who handles California probate cases and offers a free consultation.

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Talk it through, free

Discuss your options, timeline, and cost with no obligation — then decide what's right for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Submitting the form is free and there's no obligation. The attorney consultation itself is a free initial consultation. If you decide to hire an attorney, their fee — which in most probate cases is paid from the estate rather than out of your own pocket — is arranged directly with them.
No. The consultation is no-obligation. It's a chance to understand your options, timeline, and likely cost. Whether and who you hire is entirely your decision.
Not always. Small estates may qualify for simplified procedures (like a small estate affidavit) that you can sometimes handle yourself. A free consultation is a low-risk way to find out which path fits before you commit to anything. Our free tools can also help you gauge complexity first.
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