New Hampshire Probate Statistics
Compare county-level filing fees, e-filing access, and probate process signals across New Hampshire. Use the statewide view to spot local differences, then confirm the county page before filing.
Data for all 10 New Hampshire counties, most recently verified August 3, 2026.
Average Small Estate Fee
$105
Other fee categories often capture summary or simplified administration cost differences.
Filing fees are only part of the cost. Estimate total probate costs with the New Hampshire fee calculator.
New Hampshire county fee schedules are not captured in a single statewide filing-fee field. County pages show the official fee schedule source and any filing details available in the county dataset.
See every countyAll 10 counties: e-filing status and creditor periods
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| County | Small Estate Fee | E-Filing | Creditor Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belknap | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Carroll | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Cheshire | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Coos | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Grafton | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Hillsborough | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Merrimack | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Rockingham | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Strafford | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
| Sullivan | $105 | ✓ (Required) | 6 mo |
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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 New Hampshire can change. Consult with a qualified attorney for advice specific to your situation. Full disclaimer.
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