Aug. 4, 2026

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The following opinion was issued on Aug. 3 following The Indiana Lawyer’s deadline. 

Indiana Tax Court
Chris M. & Paula J. Bolte v. Dubois County Assessor
No. 25T-TA-00026

The court affirms the Indiana Board of Tax Review’s final determination that raised the Boltes’ property assessments for 2023 and 2024. The Boltes raised numerous claims, including allegations of legal errors and constitutional violations, but the court found no error in the board’s decision or process. The Boltes did not demonstrate that the board acted arbitrarily, capriciously or contrary to law in accepting the assessor’s appraisal and rejecting their valuation. Judge McAdam authored the opinion. Petitioners appeared pro se. Respondent’s attorneys: Merilyn S. Meighen, Carmel, and Brian A. Cuismano, Indianapolis.

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