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Simple Will Forms and Estate Planning Information

Texas State Law Library

Public information and links to Texas Supreme Court-approved simple will forms and bilingual instructions.

TexasLegal AssistanceTexas residents researching basic will preparation, including residents of Central Texas.

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How to get help

Read the form instructions completely, choose a form only if its stated situation matches, complete and execute it according to the current instructions, and consult a qualified attorney if the form does not address the person's circumstances.

Who this service helps

Texas residents whose circumstances fit an available simple will form; people with complex families, property, tax, benefit, or planning needs may require individualized legal advice.

Where this service is available

Service area: Texas residents researching basic will preparation, including residents of Central Texas.

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Location and contact

205 West 14th Street, Tom C. Clark Building, Room G01
Austin TX 78701
Travis County

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Source and verification

Source: Public-source listing

Cost / fees

The official online forms and library information are free; optional legal, notarization, copying, or document-storage costs may apply.

About this service

The State Law Library explains the official simple will forms approved by the Supreme Court of Texas and links researchers to the court's forms and instructions for basic estate-planning situations.

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