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Free New Jersey Property Tax Relief Analysis for damage caused by Hurricane Sandy
Last updated on February 18, 2017
Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP
Land Use, Miscellaneous, Real Estate, Tax Appeals
If you or someone you know has suffered devastating damage to commercial or residential real property, you or they may be entitled to Property Tax Relief. Kenneth A. Porro, Esq., Partner in our Litigation Department, who specializes in Real Property Tax Appeals, is offering to review New Jersey property tax assessments at no charge to those who have suffered significant damage as a result of Hurricane Sandy.
For our clients, colleagues, friends and family who have properties in LBI, we have a Tuckerton, Ocean County, New Jersey location for your convenience.
Please note that the deadline to file for this relief is before January 10, 2013.
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