We handle single-family residential property tax protests using a standardized, evidence-driven process.
We disclose our complete process in the Property Tax Guide—not just that we protest your property, but exactly how we do it.
Reading it will save you time and clear up most questions. It shows you our methodology, the evidence framework we use, and what to expect at each stage. Most clients find it answers their questions before they have to ask.
Most clients have straightforward situations that our framework handles well. If your case requires a custom approach, we may not be the right fit. Questions after reading the guide are welcome.
Legal insurance typically covers the protest phase for certain residential properties (plan rules vary). Common examples:
If your property qualifies under your plan, our attorney fees are $0. Out-of-pocket costs (if any) are not covered. The vast majority of our clients do not pay attorney fees for protests. We verify insurance coverage during intake.
We will contact you when action is required. Routine check-ins are not necessary.
Optional: Arbitration (after ARB)
If you do not accept the ARB result, binding arbitration may be available. Arbitration is a separate phase and involves statutory filing fees and third-party costs. We confirm eligibility and quote costs in advance.
We cap annual volume to preserve consistency and service quality. When capacity is reached, we stop accepting new matters. Earlier intake increases the likelihood of availability.
After reviewing the guide, if you have questions or if you wish to initiate a protest, email intake@kush.law with:
Contact:
intake@kush.law
14200 Midway Road, Suite 108
Dallas, Texas 75244