Colorado law allows property owners to seek property tax abatements even after the taxes are paid. Volatile market conditions and economic obsolescence can dramatically affect the assessed value. Robert Hill Law handles Colorado property tax abatements on contingency fee.

2. A simple oversight
by a property tax
assessor could be
costly.
We have seen actual values
that were 25% to 50% of the
assessed value.

3. If your abatement is successful, the state
will reimburse any excess tax you paid.
Colorado law is very
friendly to challenging tax
assessments.

4. You don’t have to show a serious error by
the assessor.
Colorado allows for
abatement either before or
after you file your taxes.

5. Volatile market conditions and economic
obsolescence can affect market value.
A correct tax assessment
must be based on the
market value.

6. An experienced attorney can
walk you through it and
protect your rights.
The process for
tax abatement is
nuanced and the
stakes are high.

7. No upfront fees are
required.
Robert Hill Law takes
abatement cases on a
contingency fee basis.
You owe nothing unless
we win your abatement.

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