United States v. Gerard, a recent case from the Northern District of Indiana, demonstrates how a tax lien, once attached, can stay with property even after the property is conveyed to someone other than the taxpayer. In 1990, a husband and wife named Robert and Cynthia Gerard bought a residence as tenants by the entirety.
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