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What is Chapter 13 Lien Avoidance

The Declaration After Chapter 13 Plan Completion or Discharge is a legal form used by debtors or their attorneys to request an order avoiding a junior lien on a principal residence after completing a Chapter 13 plan.

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Chapter 13 Lien Avoidance is needed by:
  • Debtors who have completed a Chapter 13 plan
  • Attorneys representing debtors in bankruptcy cases
  • Homeowners facing junior liens in California
  • Individuals seeking to discharge certain debts
  • Legal professionals specializing in bankruptcy law

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Eligibility to file this form typically includes debtors who have successfully completed their Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan. Their attorneys can also file on their behalf.
The form should be filed promptly after the completion of your Chapter 13 plan or receipt of your discharge. Adhering to necessary timelines is essential to avoid delay in lien avoidance.
You can submit the form through the appropriate bankruptcy court where your case was filed. Online submissions may vary, so check the court’s specific requirements.
While the form itself is self-contained, you may need documentation related to your Chapter 13 plan, such as payment records or proof of lien existence.
Common mistakes include failing to fill out all required fields, providing incorrect information, and not signing the document. Ensure all details are accurate before submission.
Processing times can vary based on the court’s schedule and workload. It's advisable to check with your specific bankruptcy court for the most accurate estimates.
No, the Declaration After Chapter 13 Plan Completion or Discharge does not require notarization, but it must be signed under penalty of perjury.
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