Complete Texas Probate Guide

Probate is the legal process of settling a deceased person's estate in Texas. Whether your loved one left a will or not, we guide families through every step — from the simplest Muniment of Title to complex heirship proceedings. Serving San Antonio, Bexar County, and all of Texas.

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Affidavit of Heirship

Transfer real estate and other property without going to court using an Affidavit of Heirship in San Antonio, Texas. Starting at $1,000.

Starting at $1,000

Determination of Heirship

Court proceeding to determine legal heirs when someone dies without a will in Texas. Serving San Antonio and Bexar County. Starting at $4,000.

Starting at $4,000

Executor & Administrator Guidance Package

Step-by-step guidance for executors and administrators in Texas probate. Personalized action plan, checklists, and ongoing support. Starting at $500.

Starting at $500

Independent Administration — Uncontested Probate with Will

Independent administration probate for estates with a valid will in San Antonio, Texas. No ongoing court supervision required. Starting at $3,500.

Starting at $3,500

Inventory, Appraisement & List of Claims

Preparation of court-required Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims for Texas probate estates. Serving San Antonio and Bexar County.

Starting at $750

Probate of Will as Muniment of Title

Fast and affordable probate of a will as muniment of title in San Antonio, Texas. Ideal when there are no unpaid debts. Starting at $2,500.

Starting at $2,500

Probate Application Preparation

Limited scope probate document preparation service in San Antonio, Texas. Professional documents at a budget-friendly price. Starting at $800.

Starting at $800

Small Estate Affidavit (SEA)

Quick probate alternative for small estates under $75,000 in Texas. Avoids full probate court proceedings. Starting at $1,500.

Starting at $1,500

Understanding Probate in Texas

When someone passes away in Texas, their assets must be legally transferred to their heirs or beneficiaries. The method used depends on several factors: whether there was a will, the size and complexity of the estate, whether there are unpaid debts, and the family situation.

Texas offers several probate options, ranging from the simple Muniment of Title (for estates with a will and no debts) to full Independent Administration (for estates that need active management). For smaller estates, a Small Estate Affidavit may allow you to skip the courtroom entirely. And when there is no will, a Determination of Heirship establishes who inherits under Texas law.

At ProbatesATX, we help you determine which option is right for your family and handle the entire process from start to finish. Every situation is different, and we believe every family deserves clear guidance and transparent pricing.

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