Jupiter Probate Lawyer: All-Inclusive Flat Fees for Expert Estate Administration

Florida Probate Law Group has helped thousands of families navigate the probate process on an affordable flat-fee basis. Navigating an estate in Jupiter – from the luxury waterfront properties of Admiral’s Cove and Jonathan’s Landing to the exclusive golf communities of Loxahatchee River Road and The Bear’s Club – requires a legal team that understands the technical precision and high-value asset protection of the 15th Judicial Circuit. Our commitment to professional excellence and transparency is evidenced by hundreds of 5-star Google reviews from families we have served across Florida.

For a detailed walkthrough of the legal steps involved, read our Complete Guide to Florida Probate and our specific Palm Beach County Probate Guide.

2026 Transparent Flat-Fee Pricing: All-Inclusive Savings

In a high-value market like Jupiter, where home values frequently reach into the multi-millions, traditional percentage-based legal fees can be predatory. Under Florida Statute 733.6171, attorneys are often permitted to charge a “presumed reasonable” fee based on 3% of the estate’s value. For a $2,500,000 Jupiter estate, a percentage-based firm might charge $75,000 for a routine probate.

At Florida Probate Law Group, we reject this model. As of 2026, our flat-fee prices for uncontested probate cases are:

• Summary Estate Administration: $3,500
• Formal Estate Administration: $6,655

These fees are truly all-inclusive. They cover all court filing costs, legal publication fees, and certified mailings within the United States. Our flat fees provide massive savings for luxury estates, ensuring that the wealth built in Jupiter stays with the heirs, not the law firm.

Unmatched Litigation Experience: “Litigation-Proofing” Your Legacy

The key to a smooth uncontested probate in the 15th Circuit is having a lawyer who understands exactly how contested probates work. Founding partner Charles “Cary” David has extensive experience in high-stakes litigation, notably representing eighteen family members in the multi-million dollar Bo Diddley trust litigation to restore the icon’s legacy. Cary has also managed numerous multi-million dollar probate disputes across Florida involving residential and commercial interests.

This litigation background provides a significant advantage for our uncontested probate clients in Jupiter:

• Identifying “Red Flags” Early: Because we have seen how estates fall apart into litigation, we can identify potential pitfalls in the first week. We draft petitions so precisely that they discourage challenges from disgruntled relatives or aggressive creditors before they ever start.
• Avoiding Administrative Pitfalls: Combined with founding partner R. Nadine David’s experience as a former Probate Court Staff Attorney, we know exactly what the judges look for in a perfect filing. We move cases quickly because our filings are “judge-ready” and beyond reproach.

The Advantage of 15th Circuit Judicial Insight in 2026

If you are probating an estate for a Jupiter resident, your case will likely be adjudicated at the North County Courthouse in Palm Beach Gardens or the Main Courthouse in West Palm Beach. Success in the 15th Judicial Circuit is driven by a firm’s mastery of the local-local rules and advanced digital systems.

Mandatory OLS and Checklist Compliance

As of 2026, the 15th Circuit utilizes the Online Scheduling (OLS) system for all probate matters. Per Administrative Order 6.202, all petitions for Summary and Formal Administration must be accompanied by a completed, verified checklist. No proposed order will be advanced to the judge’s desk until these checklists are verified against the digital docket.

15th Circuit Probate Judges for 2026

Under current judicial assignments, probate matters are overseen by a specialized bench:

• Judge Samantha Schosberg Feuer (Division IA – Main Courthouse)
• Judge Charles E. Burton (Administrative Judge, Division IZ – South County Courthouse)
• Judge Dina Keever-Agrama (Administrative Judge, North County Courthouse)

Local Filing and The “Four-Line” Rule

The Palm Beach County Clerk of Court & Comptroller manages all probate records.

• North County Courthouse: 3188 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410.
• Original Wills: Per Florida Statute 732.901, original Wills must be physically deposited within 10 days of notification of death.
• Technical Formatting: To ensure judicial integrity, the 15th Circuit strictly enforces the “Four-Line” Rule: Every proposed order must contain at least four lines of the petition’s text on the same page as the judge’s signature to prevent “blank page” signings.

100% Remote Probate: Serving Jupiter from Anywhere

Whether you are an out-of-state heir or are currently in Jupiter, probate administration can be completed remotely without ever coming to court or to our office physically.

1. Virtual Consultations: Connect with our team via secure video conferencing from anywhere in the world.
2. Digital Signature Integration: Execute all necessary petitions and oaths via secure electronic signature, compliant with Florida’s 2026 digital standards.
3. Physical Document Management: We manage the physical deposit of the original Will at the appropriate courthouse so you never have to battle traffic or security.
4. Virtual Representation: We handle all appearances before the 15th Circuit bench on your behalf.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What counts as a “non-exempt” asset in a Jupiter estate? In Florida, “exempt” assets – most notably a protected Florida Homestead – do not count toward the $75,000 threshold for Summary Administration. This means an estate can include a multi-million dollar Jupiter home and still qualify for the faster Summary process if the remaining liquid assets (bank accounts, stocks) are below $75,000. Learn more from the Florida Bar’s Consumer Pamphlet.

What is a “Restricted Depository” in the 15th Circuit? Judicial officers in Palm Beach County frequently require estate cash to be held in a Restricted Depository per Florida Statute 69.031. This account protects the assets by requiring a court order for any withdrawal, providing an extra layer of security for the heirs.

Where do I file the original Will for a Jupiter resident? The original Will must be delivered to the Palm Beach County Clerk of Court. For Jupiter residents, this is most commonly done at the North County Courthouse at 3188 PGA Blvd, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410.

Secure Your Family’s Jupiter Legacy

At Florida Probate Law Group, we treat your family’s legacy with the respect it deserves. We handle the technicalities of the Palm Beach County court system so you can focus on your family.