New York Order Voiding JR Mortgage Under Chapter 13 Plan is a bankruptcy filing in New York State that allows a debtor to void a junior mortgage (a mortgage that is subordinate to a prior mortgage) from the debtor's property when the debt is included in the debtor's Chapter 13 repayment plan. This type of bankruptcy filing is useful for individuals who have a significant amount of debt that they can no longer afford to pay, and who would otherwise be at risk of foreclosure. There are two types of New York Order Voiding JR Mortgage Under Chapter 13 Plan: Mortgage Modification and Redemption. Mortgage Modification allows the debtor to modify the terms of the junior mortgage, such as reducing the interest rate or extending the repayment period, in order to make the loan more affordable. Redemption involves the debtor paying off the junior mortgage in full, either through their own funds or through the proceeds of a sale of the property.