"We Serve Your Legal Needs"

If you own a home in the State of New Jersey, you are well aware of the steep cost of property taxes. Property taxes are based on many factors, and because we are in such close proximity to a large city, our taxes are amongst the highest in the nation. Although everyone in New Jersey faces expensive property taxes, in certain areas they are unfairly and unreasonably high. If you feel this applys to you, it's time to take action! Contact the Parsippany Tax Appeal Lawyers at the Kalish Law Group today!

 

Property taxes are based on the assessed value of your home.  On appeal we need to prove that the assessed value is unreasonable compared to the market value standard. By law, your current assessment is assumed to be correct, so we must overcome this burden with proof that the assessment is too high by working closely with experienced real estate appraisers who are qualified in cases involving residential properties, condominiums, apartments, and commercial buildings.  The appraiser will prepare your report and testify at your hearing, if necessary, ensuring that your property receives the proper assessment. Much of our success in winning our tax appeals is attributable to the knowledge and experience of our appraisers. Very often, the reports prepared by our appraisers are so persuasive that we are able to negotiate a full settlement without ever having to appear before the Court!

 

You are also eligible to appeal your tax assessment if you are the owner of a condominium. More often than not, if one of the units in a development is over-assessed, then other units are likely in line with those assessments. Our firm is here to help you successfully lower your condominium property taxes. 

 

By choosing the Kalish Law Group to aid you in your tax appeal process, you are getting the guarantee that we will work together with you and our valued appraisers to choose the best legal strategy to win your appeal. 

There is absolutely no risk involved in meeting with us to review your tax assessment. All cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning there is no fee for our services if your property taxes do not decrease.  

 

Property tax appeals can be complex, so it is best to enlist the help of experienced attorneys to guide you through the process and give you a greater chance at a desirable outcome. If you require assistance in a property tax appeal, contact the Parsippany Tax Appeal Lawyers at the Kalish Law Group, today, for a RISK-FREE consultation!