For Harris County, the probate courts are centrally situated at 201 Caroline St., Houston, TX 77002.
Upon arrival, please be advised that there is a single public entrance. Here, you will go through a thorough security check on the first floor. Expect to remove your shoes, belts, and jackets. Even your keys will be inspected for sharp objects. Given the meticulous nature of the security procedures, we recommend arriving a little earlier than your scheduled time to account for potential delays.
Within the building, there are four distinct probate courts: Probate Court #1, Probate Court #2, Probate Court #3, and Probate Court #4. These courts are conveniently located on the sixth and seventh floors.
Once you arrive at the correct floor, you’ll find plenty of seating areas outside the courtrooms to wait if you’re early. Restroom facilities are also available adjacent to the courtrooms for your convenience.
Parking near the court can be a bit challenging, but you have multiple options:
By understanding these logistics in advance, you’ll ensure a less stressful, more streamlined experience when visiting the Harris County Probate Courts.
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