West Virginia 522(f) Judicial Lien Avoidance Motion and Proposed Order is a legal document used by a debtor to eliminate or avoid a lien from a creditor. The motion requests that the court order the creditor to release the lien on the debtor's assets. The order is typically prepared by the debtor's attorney and can include a proposed order that the court can sign if it grants the motion. There are three types of West Virginia 522(f) Judicial Lien Avoidance Motion and Proposed Order: lien avoidance motions, lien subordination motions, and lien redemption motions. Lien avoidance motions allow the debtor to avoid the lien altogether. Lien subordination motions allow the lien to be subordinated to a higher priority lien or debt. Lien redemption motions allow the debtor to pay off the lien in full.