Hawaii Lien Satisfied (Debtor's Motion for Order Declaring) is a motion filed in a Hawaii bankruptcy case by a debtor in order to declare a lien satisfied and, if applicable, to have the lien released. This motion allows the debtor to have a lien on their property satisfied and, if applicable, released, thereby allowing them to keep their property. There are two types of Hawaii Lien Satisfied (Debtor's Motion for Order Declaring): secured lien and unsecured lien. A secured lien is a lien that is secured by collateral, such as a house or car, and must be satisfied before the debtor can keep the property. An unsecured lien is a lien that is not secured by collateral and can be satisfied without the debtor giving up any of their property.