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September Katje

Founder, Katje Law Group, APC · Anaheim, CA

September Katje is a real estate and estate planning attorney at Katje Law Group, APC in Anaheim, California.

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September Joy Katje was admitted to the State Bar of California on December 1, 2003, and holds an active license (Bar #227896) [1]. Her self-reported practice areas are business law, litigation, real estate, trusts and estates, and wills and probate [1]. Her office is at Katje Law Group, APC on South Chaparral Court in Anaheim [1].

Katje founded Katje Law Group in Anaheim in 2011, beginning with a real estate practice and later expanding into estate planning and business law [2]. The firm's real estate work includes foreclosure, landlord-tenant disputes, partition of real property, quiet title actions, property insurance and bad faith claims, and commercial property matters [2]. Its estate planning practice prepares wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and related documents, and handles probate and trust litigation; the firm also assists with business formation and maintenance for entity types ranging from sole proprietorships to corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships [2]. The office serves clients throughout Southern California, including Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties [2].

Katje earned her Juris Doctor at California Western School of Law in San Diego, graduating cum laude as a Dean's Honor List recipient; she received the American Jurisprudence Award in Contracts I and Contracts II and served as an associate editor of the school's Law Review and International Law Journal [2]. Her Avvo and Justia listings identify her as an Anaheim attorney [3][4].

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References

  1. State Bar of CA — attorney license record
  2. Katje Law Group, APC — official biography

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