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Indiana Probate Statistics

Compare county-level filing fees, e-filing access, and probate process signals across Indiana. Use the statewide view to spot local differences, then confirm the county page before filing.

Data for all 92 Indiana counties, most recently verified July 18, 2026.

Average Filing Fee

$177

County averages are directional only. Always confirm the live county fee schedule before filing.

Filing fees are only part of the cost. Estimate total probate costs with the Indiana fee calculator.

Where the Filing Fee Differs

92 of the 92 counties with a captured fee charge $177. No county in this dataset charges a different amount.

See every countyAll 92 counties: filing fees, e-filing status, and creditor periods

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CountyFiling FeeE-FilingCreditor Period
Adams$177 Available3 mo
Allen$177 Available3 mo
Bartholomew$177 Available3 mo
Benton$177 Available3 mo
Blackford$177 Available3 mo
Boone$177 Available3 mo
Brown$177 Available3 mo
Carroll$177 Available3 mo
Cass$177 Available3 mo
Clark$177 Available3 mo
Clay$177 Available3 mo
Clinton$177 Available3 mo
Crawford$177 Available3 mo
Daviess$177 Available3 mo
Dearborn$177 Available3 mo
Decatur$177 Available3 mo
DeKalb$177 Available3 mo
Delaware$177 Available3 mo
Dubois$177 Available3 mo
Elkhart$177 Available3 mo
Fayette$177 Available3 mo
Floyd$177 Available3 mo
Fountain$177 Available3 mo
Franklin$177 Available3 mo
Fulton$177 Available3 mo
Gibson$177 Available3 mo
Grant$177 Available3 mo
Greene$177 Available3 mo
Hamilton$177 Available3 mo
Hancock$177 Available3 mo
Harrison$177 Available3 mo
Hendricks$177 Available3 mo
Henry$177 Available3 mo
Howard$177 Available3 mo
Huntington$177 Available3 mo
Jackson$177 Available3 mo
Jasper$177 Available3 mo
Jay$177 Available3 mo
Jefferson$177 Available3 mo
Jennings$177 Available3 mo
Johnson$177 Available3 mo
Knox$177 Available3 mo
Kosciusko$177 Available3 mo
LaGrange$177 Available3 mo
Lake$177 Available3 mo
LaPorte$177 Available3 mo
Lawrence$177 Available3 mo
Madison$177 Available3 mo
Marion$177 Available3 mo
Marshall$177 Available3 mo
Martin$177 Available3 mo
Miami$177 Available3 mo
Monroe$177 Available3 mo
Montgomery$177 Available3 mo
Morgan$177 Available3 mo
Newton$177 Available3 mo
Noble$177 Available3 mo
Ohio$177 Available3 mo
Orange$177 Available3 mo
Owen$177 Available3 mo
Parke$177 Available3 mo
Perry$177 Available3 mo
Pike$177 Available3 mo
Porter$177 Available3 mo
Posey$177 Available3 mo
Pulaski$177 Available3 mo
Putnam$177 Available3 mo
Randolph$177 Available3 mo
Ripley$177 Available3 mo
Rush$177 Available3 mo
Scott$177 Available3 mo
Shelby$177 Available3 mo
Spencer$177 Available3 mo
St. Joseph$177 Available3 mo
Starke$177 Available3 mo
Steuben$177 Available3 mo
Sullivan$177 Available3 mo
Switzerland$177 Available3 mo
Tippecanoe$177 Available3 mo
Tipton$177 Available3 mo
Union$177 Available3 mo
Vanderburgh$177 Available3 mo
Vermillion$177 Available3 mo
Vigo$177 Available3 mo
Wabash$177 Available3 mo
Warren$177 Available3 mo
Warrick$177 Available3 mo
Washington$177 Available3 mo
Wayne$177 Available3 mo
Wells$177 Available3 mo
White$177 Available3 mo
Whitley$177 Available3 mo

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the Indiana probate statistics on this page measure?
This page compares county-level filing fees, e-filing availability, creditor-claim periods, and data coverage so you can see how probate logistics vary across Indiana.
Why do probate costs vary by county within Indiana?
Counties can charge different filing fees, certification fees, and local add-on costs. They can also vary on e-filing rules, hearing logistics, and which simplified procedures are easiest to access.
Should I rely on the state average before I file?
No. Use the averages for comparison, but confirm the exact county page before filing. Probate fees and submission requirements can change, and local clerk instructions control the real filing process.

Information current as of May 31, 2026

Settled Estate is not a law firm, and this content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Probate laws and procedures in Indiana can change. Consult with a qualified attorney for advice specific to your situation. Full disclaimer.