Lien & Levy Resolution
Release, withdraw, or subordinate federal tax liens and stop levies on wages and accounts.

A clear path from notice to resolution.
Immediate review
I confirm the notice type and deadline, file Power of Attorney, and contact the agency to pause action where possible.
Levy release
I pursue release based on hardship, procedural error, or entry into a resolution.
Lien management
I seek withdrawal, subordination, or discharge depending on your goal — credit, sale, or refinance.
Resolution
I replace the enforcement action with a stable agreement that prevents future levies.
A federal tax lien is the IRS's legal claim to your property; a levy is the actual seizure of wages, bank funds, or other assets. Both are serious, and both can be addressed — but the timeline matters, especially for levies.
I act quickly to release active levies, pursue lien withdrawals or subordinations that protect your credit, and put protections in place that prevent future collection action while your case is resolved. In many cases a levy can be released if it creates economic hardship or if you enter an approved resolution.
The goal is not only to stop the immediate seizure — it is to replace crisis enforcement with a stable, negotiated resolution.
Who this helps
- Anyone who has received a Final Notice of Intent to Levy (LT11) or already had wages or accounts levied.
- Taxpayers with a tax lien damaging their credit or blocking a sale or refinance.
- Business owners facing trust-fund recovery or accounts-receivable levies.
Questions about lien & levy resolution.
It depends on the grounds. A clear economic-hardship case can move quickly; others take longer. The earlier I am involved — ideally before the levy hits — the more options remain.
Installment Agreements
Settle your tax debt through manageable monthly payments negotiated with the IRS or state.
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Settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed when paying it is not feasible.
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Reduce or remove IRS penalties when reasonable cause exists for the failure.
Read moreReady to lift the weight off your shoulders?
Schedule a confidential consultation. I'll review your situation and outline the options available to you — clearly, honestly, and without pressure.
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