How to Pull Probate County Data for Montgomery County, TX

A probate list shows court cases that handle the property of a person who has died. To find probate records for Montgomery County, Texas (TX), use Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry. No account is needed. It is free to use. You need a US VPN. You copy the records by hand.

Also known as: estate records, probate court records, probate filings.

Verified November 5, 2026 6 steps Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry

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What it is

New probate cases filed in the Montgomery County probate court after a person dies.

Why it matters

The estate may include a house that the family wants to sell. The case page names the applicant, who is the living person you can contact.

The fields you get

  • Case number
  • Estate name
  • Date filed
  • Court
  • Case type
  • Status
  • Applicant name and address
  • Attorney name and phone
  • Date of death

Follow these 6 steps

  1. Open the court records site

    Open the link. Click Civil & Probate Case Records.
    Screenshot of Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry, step 1: Open the court records site Enlarge
  2. Choose Date Filed

    Beside Search By, click Date Filed.
    Screenshot of Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry, step 2: Choose Date Filed Enlarge
  3. Enter the dates

    Type the dates in On or After and On or Before, for example 10/28/2026 and 11/04/2026. Keep Sort By on Filed Date. Click Search.
    Screenshot of Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry, step 3: Enter the dates Enlarge
  4. Find the probate cases

    The list mixes all civil cases. Look for case numbers that end in -P and start with Estate of. We saw 36 such cases out of 52 for those dates.
    Screenshot of Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry, step 4: Find the probate cases Enlarge
  5. Open a case

    Click the case number. Copy the Applicant name and address, the Decedent name and the date of death (DOD).
    Screenshot of Montgomery County Court Records Inquiry, step 5: Open a case Enlarge
  6. Save your list

    Paste the record into your spreadsheet. Click Back and open the next case. There is no export button, so copy each case.

Watch out for these

  • Skip GUARDIANSHIP OF cases and cases that end in -G. Those are not estates.
  • Eviction and debt cases appear in the same results. Use only the -P cases.
  • The case page does not list the property address.

Common questions

Do I need to log in?
No. The Logout and My Account links show at the top, but we searched without an account.

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