If a marriage between the transferor in a transfer on death deed and a designated beneficiary is dissolved after the deed is recorded, a final judgment of the court dissolving the marriage operates to revoke the transfer on death deed as to that designated beneficiary if notice of the judgment is recorded before the transferor’s death in the deed records of the county where the deed is recorded. Tex. Est. Code § 114.057(c).
Notice of Judgment
State of Texas)
County of)
This Notice of Judgment is filed by [name]. On [date], in Cause No. [number], styled “[style of case],” in the [designation] Court of [county] County, the court signed a Decree [of Divorce/of Annulment/Declaring Marriage Void] dissolving the marriage between [name of transferor] and [name of ex-spouse].
Pursuant to section 114.057(c) of the Texas Estates Code, this final judgment operates to revoke as to [name of ex-spouse] all transfer on death deeds executed by [name of transferor] that are filed in the real estate records of this county.
SIGNED on ________________________________.
[Name]
This instrument was acknowledged before me on ____________________________ by [name].
Notary Public, State of Texas