Randall R. Saxton

Located in Madison, MS, Saxton Law, PLLC practices in issues from Business Formation and Estate Planning, including wills, to IRS Tax Installment Agreements and Bankruptcy, both business and personal. Randall is married to Madeline W. Saxton, Regional Business Development and Marketing Coordinator for Jones Walker, LLP, and is a member of First Baptist Church in Jackson. His family enjoys photography, traveling, and their corgi, Hudson.

Our office is open by appointment only, so to learn more, set up a free consultation by going to https://saxton.law/appointment/ to see our hours and available appointment times, or call our firm at (601) 790-0529 or email us at randall@saxton.law

• Estate Planning
• Bankruptcy
• Business Law
• Tax Law

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Mississippi

Since 2012

5th Circuit

Since 2012

Judge Advocate

Mississippi State Guard

2014 - Current

Staff Judge Advocate

Member Attorney

Saxton Law, PLLC

2013 - Current

General Counsel

R&S Development, Inc.

2002 - Current

General Counsel

Randall Saxton Real Estate, Inc.

2002 - Current

Mississippi College

M.S. | Adminstration of Justice

2010 - 2011

Mississippi College School of Law

J.D. | Law

2007 - 2010

Mississippi College

B.S. | History, English

2002 - 2006

Honors: Presidential Scholar with Distinction

Pro Bono Award

Jackson Young Lawyers Association

2017

Selected as one of the "Portico 10"

Portico Magazine

2017

Top 50 Under 40 Business Leaders

Mississippi Business Journal

2016

AV Preeminent Rated

Martindale-Hubbell

2016

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2016

Mississippi State Guard Association

Vice President

2015 - Current

Madison Chamber of Commerce

Board of Directors

2015 - Current

State Guard Association of the United States

Member

2014 - Current

Conference of Mississippi Prosecutors

Member

2014 - Current

American Institute of Bankruptcy Attorneys

Member

2014 - Current

Red Sky Warning

Saxton Law, PLLC

August 10, 2016

"Military and Overseas Voting Challenges: A Report from the Front"

Mississippi Secretary of State

2009

Military and Overseas Voting Challenges: A Report from the Front , National Association of Secretaries of State Annual Meeting , Washington, D.C.

National Association of Secretaries of State

Military Wills , Military Law Society , University of Mississippi School of Law

Military Law Society

Why Everyone Needs Estate Planning , Lawyers in the Library , Eudora Welty Public Library

Capital Area Bar Association

Understanding Wills , Christ University , Christ United Methodist Church

Christ United Methodist Church

Notary Public

State of Mississippi

Q. I filed chapter 13.My hearing is in 3 weeks. Thing is I don't want to pay 5 yrs....can I change my mind.what will happen

12 May 2020

A: Section 1307(b) states that on request of the debtor at any time… the court shall dismiss a case under this chapter.

Q. My ex husband died and the title to his truck is still in my name. Do I have rights?

21 April 2020

A: Although a divorce decree can reassign the ownership of a vehicle, the decree does not invalidate the title. At a bare minimum, his one half interest in the vehicle is a probate asset. You should schedule a consultation with a local probate attorney.

Q. What is the ejectment process and time for an occupied property in Mississippi acquired through a tax deed

24 February 2020

A: In Mississippi, most property owners get two years after the sale to redeem the property.