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Montgomery County, Texas Probate Court

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Court Name Montgomery County Probate Court Number One
Court Address
210 W Davis
Conroe, Texas 77301
Contact Info Phone +1-936-539-7832     Fax +1-936-788-8357
Email -
Court Website https://www.mctx.org/departments/departments_l_-_p/probate_court_no._1/index.php
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Court Forms -
Court Fees Court costs for Montgomery County probate filings are set by the court and depend on the documents involved. See the official links above for the current schedule.
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Summary of Services In Montgomery County, a representative usually posts a bond under Texas law unless the will waives it or independent administration with waiver applies. The amount is based on personal property value plus anticipated income.
Court History Probate for Montgomery County runs through a Texas statutory Probate Court, a County Court at Law, or a Constitutional County Court depending on the county. Montgomery County Probate Court Number One, located in Conroe, handles probate administration for Montgomery County. This court offers online docket search, so filings and case status for Montgomery County can often be confirmed online before a bond is requested.
Additional Information Some Montgomery County estates cannot close until missing or unknown heirs are located and notified. If that applies to your case, we can refer you to licensed investigators across the country who specialize in heir searches. When you are ready for the bond itself, we issue executor, administrator, guardianship, and conservator bonds for Texas, often the same day. Apply online to begin.

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