Property Tax Attorney

About the Role

We are seeking a Texas-barred Property Tax Attorney with 2–10 years of hands‑on property tax experience who is a strong executor and problem solver. This is not a purely academic litigation role. We are looking for a high‑output, detail‑oriented attorney who enjoys doing the work — preparing cases, negotiating reductions, managing deadlines, and consistently delivering results for clients. The right candidate is confident in hearings, organized under pressure during protest season, and comfortable managing a meaningful caseload independently.

• Prepare and present property tax protests before Texas Appraisal Review Boards (ARBs)
• Analyze appraisal district evidence, income approaches, cost approaches, and market data
• Prepare and submit evidence packets and supporting exhibits
• Negotiate valuation reductions directly with appraisal district staff
• Advise clients regarding exemptions and special valuations

• Handle property tax litigation and appeals at district and county levels
• Draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and settlement agreements
• Represent clients in hearings, mediations, and court proceedings
• Coordinate with expert witnesses and appraisers
• Track statutory deadlines and ensure compliance

• Manage multiple matters simultaneously during peak protest season
• Communicate clearly with clients regarding strategy and outcomes
• Maintain organized case files and documentation
• Collaborate with administrative staff for efficient case processing

• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
• Licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of Texas
• 2–10 years of property tax experience in Texas
• Direct experience handling ARB hearings
• Working knowledge of Texas Property Tax Code and procedural requirements
• Strong written and oral advocacy skills
• Ability to manage deadlines during high‑volume seasons

• Experience in a property tax law firm or appraisal district
• Familiarity with commercial and residential valuation methodologies
• Experience with exemptions (homestead, business personal property, special use)
• Courtroom or contested hearing experience