Work directly with a licensed Texas property tax attorney — not just a consultant — to protest, appeal, and reduce your property tax bill. No win, no fee.
Start Your Protest TodayIf you're searching for a Texas property tax attorney, you already know your property taxes are too high — the question is who can actually get them reduced. PropertyTaxes.Law is led by Brandon M. Barchus, a dual-licensed Texas property tax attorney and Senior Property Tax Consultant, representing residential and commercial property owners across the state through protests, ARB hearings, arbitration, and district court appeals.
From the initial protest to ARB hearings, binding arbitration, and district court appeals — Brandon handles your case at every stage, so there's no gap in representation as your case escalates.
There is no upfront fee, annual fee, or court fee to get started. You pay nothing unless we successfully reduce your property tax assessment.
From Harris County to Travis, Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar, and beyond, we've represented property owners across appraisal districts throughout Texas — not just one metro area.
As a statewide Texas property tax attorney, we represent clients in the following counties and beyond:
The most effective approach is filing a formal protest with your county appraisal district before the annual deadline, then presenting comparable sales and unequal appraisal evidence at your ARB hearing. If the initial protest doesn't resolve the issue, Texas law allows escalation to binding arbitration or district court — having an attorney handle the case from the start means that escalation path is already covered without switching representation.
PropertyTaxes.Law works on a no win, no fee basis — there is no upfront fee, annual fee, or court fee. You only pay if we successfully reduce your property's assessed value. Fee structures vary by firm, so always confirm whether a quoted rate covers only the initial protest or also arbitration and litigation if your case escalates.
Yes, in most cases. Mass appraisals used by Texas appraisal districts are often inaccurate, and a well-documented protest can result in meaningful tax savings year after year. Since there's no upfront cost with a no win, no fee arrangement, there's little downside to having your assessment reviewed.
Strong evidence typically includes comparable sales of similar properties, unequal appraisal data showing your property is valued higher than similar nearby properties, and documentation of any condition issues affecting value. An experienced property tax attorney knows how to compile and present this evidence in the format your county's appraisal review board expects.
Brandon and his team have proven they can perform with any product type we give them,
from industrial and office property to single and multi-family residential.
At a critical time when a property was in lease-up, we were faced with an unreasonable and unjustified assessment.
Brandon’s tenacity and responsiveness resulted in a fair assessment and the largest value change I've seen in my career.
Outstanding!! These guys are pros - they are great at what they do and great to work with.