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In re Eschenbach

United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas

267 B.R. 921 (2001)

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The IRS (creditor) filed a notice of federal tax lien against the Eschenbachs (debtors) in Florida, where they resided, for delinquent federal taxes; the Eschenbachs later moved to Texas and filed for bankruptcy, arguing the lien didn't attach to property they acquired after the move because the IRS never refiled notice in Texas.

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Whether a federal tax lien, properly filed in the state where a debtor resided at the time, attaches to property the debtor acquires after relocating to a different state, absent the IRS refiling notice in the new state.

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