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North Dakota Probate Records

726,065 courthouse instrument records on file across 35 North Dakota counties. Probate-style classification in progress — join the waitlist to be notified as counties go live.

Counties

CountyRecordsProbateHeirshipWillsStatus
Adams 743 indexed View →
Billings 33,054 indexed View →
Bottineau 1,000 indexed View →
Bowman 1,865 indexed View →
Burke 74,768 indexed View →
Burleigh 68 indexed View →
Cavalier 18 indexed View →
Dickey 12 indexed View →
Divide 69,679 indexed View →
Dunn 82,299 indexed View →
Eddy 2 indexed View →
Emmons 305 indexed View →
Golden Valley 2,488 indexed View →
Grant 319 indexed View →
Hettinger 504 indexed View →
Kidder 15 indexed View →
Logan 26 indexed View →
McHenry 141 indexed View →
McIntosh 198 indexed View →
McKenzie 146,228 indexed View →
McLean 7,849 indexed View →
Mercer 8,223 indexed View →
Morton 12 indexed View →
Mountrail 75,378 indexed View →
Pierce 1 indexed View →
Renville 14,049 indexed View →
Rolette 10 indexed View →
Sioux 41 indexed View →
Slope 2,710 indexed View →
Stark 38,126 indexed View →
Stutsman 309 indexed View →
Towner 235 indexed View →
Ward 17,647 indexed View →
Wells 124 indexed View →
Williams 147,619 indexed View →

How probate works in North Dakota

Probate is a state-court process for administering a deceased person's estate. In North Dakota, probate cases are filed in the county-level probate or district court depending on jurisdiction. Affidavits of heirship and executor's deeds are typically filed in the county clerk's deed records, separate from the probate case file itself.

Probate.Report aggregates both layers — probate court filings and deed-record filings that reference probate — into a single search.

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