About Judge Ferchill
Judge Pat Ferchill presides over Tarrant County Probate Court No. 1. The court handles the full range of probate matters for Tarrant County residents and property owners, with a focus on efficient resolution of estate proceedings.
Fort Worth families navigating probate can expect Court No. 1 to follow standard Tarrant County procedures — including electronic filing through efiletexas.gov and remote hearing availability for most uncontested matters. Confirm specific remote hearing procedures directly with the court clerk when your case is set.
Docket Overview
Court No. 1 handles the full range of probate matters — will probates, heirship determinations, independent and dependent administrations, guardianships, trust disputes, and related civil litigation. The court maintains regular docket settings throughout the week.
For the most current docket schedule and hearing procedures, visit the official Court No. 1 page on the Tarrant County website.
What to Expect
If you need to appear in person at Probate Court No. 1, plan to arrive at the Tarrant County Justice Center at 100 W Weatherford Street approximately 15–20 minutes before your scheduled hearing. You will pass through a security screening at the entrance — bring a valid photo ID and leave prohibited items at home or in your vehicle.
Most uncontested probate hearings in Court No. 1 take approximately 10–15 minutes. Dressing neatly and professionally shows respect for the court. Your attorney will guide you through the testimony process, which typically involves answering straightforward questions about the decedent, the will, or the estate.
For remote hearings, ensure you have a stable internet connection, a quiet background, and that your camera is on. Your attorney will provide connection details and any specific instructions for Court No. 1's remote hearing procedures.
Court-Specific Notes
- Location: 100 W Weatherford St, Fort Worth, TX 76196
- Phone: 817-884-1240
- Office hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday – Friday
- Remote hearings: Available for most uncontested hearings — confirm with court clerk
- Filing: Electronic filing via efiletexas.gov
Kyle's Experience in Tarrant County Probate
Kyle Robbins practices exclusively in Tarrant County probate. He knows the local procedures, the filing requirements, and how to present your case effectively before either probate court. Whether your matter is heard in person or remotely, Kyle handles the preparation, filings, and courtroom presentation so you can focus on your family.
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