A Mississippi Objection to Secured Claim is a legal document filed in a Mississippi court that objects to a secured creditor’s claim against a debtor. The objection is a form of contesting the validity of the creditor’s claim against the debtor’s assets. Usually, the debtor must show that the creditor’s claim is unreasonable or unsupported by facts. There are three types of Mississippi Objection to Secured Claim, including an objection to a lien, an objection to a foreclosure action, and an objection to a deficiency judgment. An objection to a lien is filed when the debtor believes that the lien is not valid. An objection to a foreclosure action is filed when the debtor believes that the foreclosure is not appropriate. An objection to a deficiency judgment is filed when the debtor believes that the creditor’s claim is excessive and not supported by facts.