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Property Tax Appeal Services

If you believe your taxes are too high, you have the right to appeal. Texas law ensures due process for homeowners and business owners.

During a property tax appeal, you can present evidence showing that your property was not properly valued or that your tax assessment was incorrect. This is a legal process, and having an attorney represents a significant advantage over a consultant.

What We Appeal

Incorrect Market Value

We appeal when the appraisal district claims your property is worth more than its actual market value. We use sales data and income analysis to prove the real number.

Unequal Appraisal

Even if the market value is correct, we can appeal if your property is taxed higher than similar neighboring properties. This ensures fairness under the law.

Denied Exemptions

If you were unfairly denied a Homestead, Agricultural, or Commercial exemption, we file an appeal to reinstate your rights and lower your tax burden.

The Appeals Process

1

Informal Review

We meet with the appraisal district staff to negotiate a reduction based on our evidence. Many cases are settled here quickly.

2

ARB Hearing

If we cannot agree, we present your case to the Appraisal Review Board (ARB). This is a formal hearing where we argue for your reduction.

3

Judicial Appeal

If the ARB decision is still unfair, we file a lawsuit in District Court or demand Binding Arbitration. This is where our status as Attorneys is critical.

Important Deadline: You generally have until May 15th or 30 days after receiving your notice to file. Late filings are usually rejected immediately.
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