a(n. _____ is a judicial lien imposed to preserve property during litigation.

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An attachment lien is a judicial lien that allows property to be seized or encumbered to preserve it during litigation. It is typically imposed when there is a likelihood that the property may be sold, transferred or destroyed before a judgment is rendered in the case. The other options (tax lien, judgment lien, mechanic's lien, possessory lien) are different types of liens that are imposed for various reasons, but they do not specifically pertain to preserving property during litigation.

A(n _____ Is a Judicial Lien Imposed to Preserve Property