Schaedler-Moore

I. BACKGROUND

6 On June 4, 2024, Plaintiff United States of America filed a complaint against Ms. 7 Schaedler-Moore and other defendants with alleged property interests in 1137 Columbus 8 Way, Vista, California 92081 (“the property”). (Compl. [Doc. 1].) Plaintiff alleged that 9 the property was burdened by IRS recorded notices of federal tax liens (“NFTLs”) based 10 on tax assessments made against a taxpayer who previously purchased the property. (Id. 11 at 4.) Based on the NFTLs, Plaintiff moved to foreclose on the property. (Id. at 11-12.) 12 On July 17, 2024, Ms. Schaedler-Moore answered the complaint and filed 13 counterclaims and cross-claims. (Answer [Doc. 6].) Plaintiff answered the counterclaims, 14 and moved for a judgment on the pleadings on August 16, 2024, under Federal Rule of 15 Civil Procedure 12(c). (Mtn. Judg. Plead. [Doc. 21].) Plaintiff’s motion was granted 16 [Doc. 37], and Ms. Schaedler-Moore’s counterclaims were dismissed. The following 17 year, on February 26, 2025, Ms. Schaedler-Moore’s attorneys filed a motion to withdraw 18 as counsel due to a breakdown in the attorney-client relationship. (Mtn. Withdraw [Doc. 19 52].) The Court granted the motion…