The Law Office of Katie A. Lawson, PLLC

09/25/2026

09/23/2026

Estate planning is more than a simple WILL. It helps support your life plans. klawsonlaw.com

09/21/2026

If you owe the IRS, don’t panic—you have options. Tax debt can often be resolved through payment plans, settlements, penalty relief, or other IRS programs. The key is understanding your situation and taking action early. Learn the step-by-step process to resolving your tax debt and getting back on track.

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09/19/2026

Smart business decisions matter. But the right foundation changes everything. In Faithful Foundations, Katie Lawson distills the hard-won lessons, legal know-how, and faith-driven wisdom every entrepreneur needs to avoid costly mistakes and build a business that actually grows.

"Faith isn’t just a belief system. It’s the greatest business strategy you’ll ever use."
—Katie A. Lawson, J.D., LL.M

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09/17/2026

When Should You Update Your Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney isn't a "set it and forget it" document. As life changes, your legal documents should too.
It may be time to update your Power of Attorney if you've experienced:
✔️ Marriage or divorce
✔️ The birth of a child or grandchild
✔️ The death or incapacity of your chosen agent
✔️ A move to another state
✔️ Major changes in your finances
✔️ A change in who you trust to make decisions on your behalf
Reviewing your estate planning documents every 3–5 years—or after a major life event—can help ensure your wishes are still protected.
Don't wait until an emergency to discover your documents are outdated.
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09/16/2026

What are 7 factors to consider when choosing a tax resolution firm? Read this blog post for more details

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09/10/2026

Remember if you filed an extension on your personal/individual taxes, those documents must be to our office by Sept 15 and submitted to the IRS by Oct 15 2026

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