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Colorado County, Texas Probate Court

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Court Name Colorado County Courthouse
Court Address
400 Spring St
Columbus, Texas 78934
Contact Info Phone +1-979-732-2604     Fax -
Email -
Court Website https://www.co.colorado.tx.us
Local Rules https://www.co.colorado.tx.us/page/colorado.Probate.Guardianship.Notices
Court Forms https://www.co.colorado.tx.us/page/colorado.Probate.Guardianship.Notices
Court Fees Filing fees for Colorado County probate matters depend on the type of case and the documents filed. Current fee schedules are published by the court and linked above.
Hours Open Open 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday, closed for lunch from noon to 1 pm.
Summary of Services Serving as a personal representative for an estate in Colorado County typically requires a bond in Texas unless waived. The amount is set to the estate personal property plus expected income.
Court History Depending on county size, Texas probate is handled by a statutory Probate Court or a county court, administering estates for Colorado County. In Columbus, Colorado County Courthouse serves Colorado County for estate and probate administration. This court offers online docket search, so filings and case status for Colorado County can often be confirmed online before a bond is requested.
Additional Information When a Colorado County estate has heirs who cannot be found, those heirs generally must be identified before distribution. We can point you to licensed investigators nationwide who handle heir searches for families and attorneys. We also write the probate bonds themselves, including executor, administrator, guardianship, and conservator bonds for Texas, usually with same day turnaround. Apply online to get started.

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