Hunt County Property Taxes – Lawsuits - 2023

In 2023, 34 lawsuits were filed in Hunt County for all types of property to challenge the high assessment values. Of the 34 lawsuits, 22 lawsuits were filed for commercial property, nine for apartments, one for houses, and one for industrial. Those 34 lawsuits valued $202 million. As a result, the reduction was $43 million for all accounts settled in 2023.

Would You Benefit from a Judicial Appeal?

Depending on the value of your property, pursuing your property tax appeal all the way to court may benefit you. O'Connor is in charge of the court appeals process, which includes recruiting and paying lawyers, expert witness reports, and filing fees. Unless your property taxes are reduced in a court appeal below the Appraisal Review Board (ARB) level, you are not required to pay anything. Enrolling in O'Connor's Property Tax Protection Program™ ensures your account is appealed to the highest level available annually. O'Connor will conduct binding arbitration or court appeals for property that meets minimal standards under the Property Tax Protection Program™. We pay for everything, even the expense of binding arbitration. Unless your taxes are reduced below the ARB level, you will not make any payments.