Tax Court Announcement re: Government Shutdown

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Devin M. Hludzik

Devin M. Hludzik

Attorney

469.998.8488
DHludzik@FreemanLaw.com

Ms. Hludzik represents clients in various stages of litigation, with a particular focus on federal tax controversies, as well as white-collar and financial disputes, both civil and criminal. She has experience on an array of issues, including IRS collections and federal investigations, and represents clients facing tax and white-collar or financial-related charges. Prior to joining private practice, Ms. Hludzik clerked for two judges at the United States Tax Court. 

Ms. Hludzik earned her B.S., cum laude, from the University of Central Florida. She earned her J.D., cum laude, from Charleston School of Law. After law school, she received her LL.M. in taxation from Georgetown University Law Center. Ms. Hludzik is licensed to practice in Texas and South Carolina.

The United States Tax Court announced the cancellation of the following trial sessions for the week of November 17, 2025:

Denver Colorado;

Detroit, Michigan;

New York City, New York; and

San Francisco, California.

The Tax Court also announced that “[c]ases continued because of the shutdown will be set for future trial calendars as soon as practical” and “[t]he Clerk’s Office remains open for eFiling and paper filing.”

This announcement from the Tax Court is one of many similar announcements cancelling other trial sessions as the government shutdown continues. Since the government shutdown, the Tax Court has cancelled trial sessions for the weeks of: October 20th and 27th, and November 3rd. Should the shutdown continue, it is likely future trial sessions will also be cancelled.

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