FEE PETITION CHEAT SHEAT

Allegany County – No SE petitions for comp, but must give hourly breakdown for RE fee petitions. 

Anne Arundel County – Hourly SE, but RE can request statutory, but they may ask for an hourly break down. 

Baltimore City – Statutory Amount for Small and Regular Estates

 Baltimore County – Statutory Amount for Small and Regular Estates 

Calvert County – Statutory Amount for Small and Regular Estates 

Caroline County - Statutory Amount for Small and Regular Estates. 

Carroll County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory. 

Cecil County – No small estate fees, typically want to see hourly break down for RE. 

Charles County – No small, can request statutory in RE. 

Dorchester County – Hourly for SE, RE can request statutory. 

Frederick County – Hourly for both SE and RE. 

Garrett County – No SE petitions for comp unless it is for Estate litigation, but can request statutory in RE. 

Harford County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory. 

Howard County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory 

Kent County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory. 

Montgomery County – SE fee petitions are allowed, attorney’s must have an hourly breakdown for RE but PR can request the full amount. 

Prince George's County – Hourly for both SE and RE. 

Queen Anne's County – No SE petitions for comp, but can do hourly for RE 

Somerset County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory. 

St. Mary's County – No SE petitions for comp, PRs can request statutory amount, but for large Atty Fees hourly breakdown. 

Talbot County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory. 

Washington County – No SE petitions for comp, but can request statutory. 

Wicomico County – No SE petitions for comp, want to see hourly break down for RE. 

Worcester County - Statutory Amount for Small and Regular Estates. Signed by PR