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Appeal Hearing

A short, informal meeting where you present evidence for a lower assessment.

If your appeal isn’t settled informally, it goes to a hearing before the review board. Despite the name, it’s not a courtroom — usually a 10–20 minute conference-room meeting where you present comps and the assessor responds.

The vast majority of appeals never reach this stage, and the ones that do rarely require a lawyer for a standard residential property.

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