The Maryland Order Granting Motion To Avoid Lien On Debtors Principal Residence (Ch 13) is a court order issued by the Bankruptcy Court in Maryland that allows a debtor to avoid a lien on their principal residence during a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This order is granted when the debtor is able to show a valid reason for why the lien should be avoided, such as that it was fraudulently or illegally obtained. The order grants the debtor the right to have the lien removed from their residence and also provides protection against creditors taking or seizing the property. There are two types of Maryland Order Granting Motion To Avoid Lien On Debtors Principal Residence (Ch 13): Motion to Avoid Lien on Real Property and Motion to Avoid Lien on Personal Property. Both motions are used to protect the debtor's principal residence from creditor actions.