Texas-statutory document

Transfer on Death Deed

Tex. Est. Code Ch. 114

Pass Texas real property without probate.

A revocable deed that transfers Texas real property to your named beneficiaries at death — no probate, no court, no waiting.

What's included

  • Transfer on Death Deed for one Texas property
  • Legal description verification checklist
  • Multiple-beneficiary support with shares
  • County-clerk recording instructions
  • Revocation form for future changes
Good for

Texas homeowners with clear title and uncomplicated heirs.

Not a fit if

Properties with mortgages requiring lender consent, contested title, marital-property issues, or out-of-state property.

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