A New Jersey tax judge has imposed a $45,000 sanction on a litigant who filed a lawsuit seeking an increase in a tax assessor’s own property tax assessment.
Judge Vito Bianco of the New Jersey Tax Court ultimately found Jesse Wolosky brought the case to extract vengeance against tax assessor Penny Holenstein for not giving him the outcome he wanted in a settlement of his own property tax appeal. Wolosky’s lawsuit claimed Holstein’s home was under-assessed.
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