Where to file
Filed with the probate court handling the estate, in person or through eFileTexas.gov.
Affidavit of No Debts (Muniment)
Legacywyse gives you everything a first-time executor needs: the recommended probate process for your situation, realistic costs and timelines, and pre-filled court documents — including the affidavit of no debts (muniment).
Start the questionnaireDirect answer
A sworn statement that the estate has no unpaid debts except for a mortgage on the home. Required to use the muniment-of-title shortcut.
Signatures
Applicant signs.
Notarization
The person swearing to it signs before a notary. Legacywyse plans include virtual notary sessions for supported counties.
What's in the document
Legacywyse fills in from your answers
- Decedent
- Affiant
You complete
- Additional facts
Case filing fees by county
These are the county fees to open the underlying probate case, from each county's published schedule. For the cost of filing this document into a case that is already open, check the clerk's fee schedule. Fees change, so re-verify before filing.
| County | Muniment | Court |
|---|---|---|
| Dallas County | $388 | Dallas County Probate Courts |
| Tarrant County | $380 | Tarrant County Probate Courts |
| Collin County | $385 | Collin County Probate Court |
| Denton County | $385 | Denton County Probate Court |
| Harris County | $432 | Harris County Probate Courts |
| Travis County | $378 | Travis County Probate Court |
| Bexar County | $391 | Bexar County Probate Courts |
Common questions
Where does the Affidavit of No Debts (Muniment) go?
Filed with the probate court handling the estate, in person or through eFileTexas.gov.
Who signs the Affidavit of No Debts (Muniment)?
Applicant signs. The person swearing to it signs before a notary.
Which Texas probate paths use this document?
It belongs to the muniment of title path.
Does Legacywyse prepare this document?
Yes. Legacywyse generates it from your questionnaire answers inside the private workspace, with the county details filled in. You review it, sign where required, and file it. Legacywyse is not a law firm, and this page is general information, not legal advice.
Review note
Updated July 7, 2026. Legacywyse links to Texas court, statute, tax, and county sources when a guide discusses filing, authority, taxes, or local probate process. The content is general information, not legal advice.
Keep reading
Muniment of title in Texas: the statewide guideApplication for Probate of Will as Muniment of Title: what it isProposed Order Admitting Will as Muniment of Title: what it isAffidavit of Compliance with Texas Estates Code § 308.004: what it isAffidavit of Notice of Probate: what it is
Muniment of title, county by county
Let's take the next step together.
Answer a few questions about your situation, and we'll help you through what comes next.
Get started free