Probate statutory fees

Computes ordinary statutory compensation for the personal representative and the attorney on a tiered schedule. A jurisdiction pre-fills the schedule, and every rate can be amended.

Estate and jurisdiction
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Statutory schedule

Edit any tier as needed.

Each rate applies to the portion of the estate between the previous tier’s ceiling and this tier’s ceiling. Leave the top tier’s ceiling blank for “and above”, and leave its rate blank to mark the excess as a reasonable amount determined by the court. Set a row’s unit to $ for a flat-dollar bracket; the full amount applies once the estate reaches into that bracket.
Compensation
Compensation for
In California the personal representative and the attorney are each entitled to the full statutory amount on this schedule.
Statutory fee computation
Total statutory feeOrdinary compensation
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Before you rely on this statement

  • This worksheet is a calculation aid and is not legal advice. Statutory compensation schedules, the value on which they are computed, and the treatment of amounts above the top tier are set by statute and court rule and differ by jurisdiction.
  • Each pre-filled schedule reflects the statute as of the review date shown with the jurisdiction, and the tool does not assume that the law is current. Confirm that every pre-filled rate and tier is still current, and amend any tier that is not, before relying on the result or filing.
  • For a custom or other-state schedule, confirm the rates, the order of the brackets, the fee base and the entitlement of each role against the controlling statute.
  • The “ordinary” compensation shown does not include extraordinary services, which are separately allowable and subject to court approval.
  • The preparer is responsible for confirming the schedule, the fee base and current authority before relying on this computation.

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