Probate forms
Texas probate forms
Download Texas probate court forms here, and open the official source to make sure you have the current version. We list 430 forms: 8 statewide forms and forms for 79 county courts.
General information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check the official source for the current version. Which forms you need depends on the case, for example whether there's a will or the estate has no will (intestate). The court clerk can tell you which ones apply.
County probate forms in Texas
- Armstrong County1 form
- Bastrop County8 forms
- Bee County3 forms
- Bexar County53 forms
- Borden County1 form
- Brazos County13 forms
- Burleson County8 forms
- Burnet County3 forms
- Calhoun County5 forms
- Cameron County24 forms
- Camp County1 form
- Castro County1 form
- Collin County5 forms
- Colorado County2 forms
- Cooke County7 forms
- Coryell County1 form
- Cottle County3 forms
- Crane County2 forms
- Crockett County1 form
- Dallas County7 forms
- Dawson County1 form
- Denton County4 forms
- DeWitt County6 forms
- Duval County2 forms
- Ector County1 form
- Ellis County4 forms
- Fayette County2 forms
- Fisher County3 forms
- Fort Bend County4 forms
- Gonzales County26 forms
- Gregg County1 form
- Guadalupe County4 forms
- Hardin County1 form
- Harris County18 forms
- Hartley County2 forms
- Hidalgo County4 forms
- Hill County14 forms
- Hockley County1 form
- Houston County1 form
- Hunt County3 forms
- Jackson County1 form
- Jefferson County28 forms
- Jim Wells County2 forms
- Kaufman County2 forms
- Lavaca County5 forms
- Liberty County5 forms
- Limestone County2 forms
- Live Oak County2 forms
- Lubbock County1 form
- McCulloch County4 forms
- McLennan County2 forms
- Mitchell County2 forms
- Montague County1 form
- Montgomery County8 forms
- Nacogdoches County1 form
- Newton County1 form
- Orange County4 forms
- Parker County6 forms
- Parmer County3 forms
- Potter County1 form
- Refugio County1 form
- Robertson County1 form
- San Patricio County1 form
- Shackelford County5 forms
- Somervell County5 forms
- Starr County1 form
- Tarrant County14 forms
- Taylor County5 forms
- Terrell County2 forms
- Tom Green County3 forms
- Travis County27 forms
- Tyler County3 forms
- Val Verde County1 form
- Van Zandt County1 form
- Victoria County1 form
- Washington County2 forms
- Willacy County1 form
- Wise County5 forms
- Young County11 forms
Statewide forms
Forms to fill out and file (3)
ABSTRACT FOR APPLICATION FOR PROBATE ACTIONTexas Courts
Used to provide an abstract summary of an application for a probate action.
Official source: txcourts.gov02352 — Appointment of Agent to Control Disposition of Remains
Official source: static1.1.sqspcdn.comProtected Property Claim Form
Used to claim protected property, available in both English and Spanish for convenience.
Official source: txcourts.gov
Guides and checklists (3)
HB 2384 (Performance Measures) Probate, Guardianship ...Texas Courts
Provides frequently asked questions and answers regarding House Bill 2384's performance measures for probate and guardianship cases.
Official source: txcourts.govPerformance Measures Guidance for Probate, ...Texas Courts
Provides guidance on performance measures for probate, guardianship, and mental health cases in Texas courts.
Official source: txcourts.govResponsibilities of the Probate ClerkTexas Courts
Describes the responsibilities and duties of a probate clerk within the Texas court system.
Official source: txcourts.gov
Local rules (1)
National Probate Court StandardsTexas Courts
Outlines national standards and best practices for the operation and administration of probate courts.
Official source: txcourts.gov
Other documents (1)
HB 2384 Performance Measures ReportTexas Courts
Presents information and slides related to HB 2384 performance measures for probate, guardianship, and mental health.
Official source: txcourts.gov
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