Payments to certain secured creditors (i.e. A Secured Debt is one in which a creditor has a lien on some item of a debtor's property to insure payment of the debt.It provides a lender with added security when lending out money. The bottom line is that in chapter 7, a secured creditor is likely to get either (1) repayment of its debt or (2) title to its collateral. All Chapter 13 payment plans must repay all priority claims and administrative expenses in full. If you want secured creditors to be paid in your Chapter 13 plan, they must file proofs of claim. Let's use the example of a vehicle loan. To properly complete Schedule D, the debtor must provide his or her attorney with a current statement for the claim and a copy of the original loan documents. Should your homeowners association take out an HOA loan? Is it even worth considering?