NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Lien avoidance

In bankruptcy the debtor, by way of a Motion to Avoid Lien, can avoid certain liens that attached to the debtor's exempt property prior to the filing of the bankruptcy petition. This action is often used to clear title to land from a judgment lien arising out of pre-petition activity in a state court.

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Section 24 - Liens and Recoveries (3216 words)
	Under section 21(2) of the Act, a lien may be registered against real property owned by persons who are not income assistance participants but who have neglected or failed to comply with any law or court order to provide maintenance to an income assistance participant.
	Subsequent to the discharge of liens, Central Lien Registry will ensure that the EIA office is sent a copy of the Discharge form which should be placed in the participant's file.
	Liens should be filed according to standard policies in such cases to secure the Department's right to recovery.

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