A Motion to Avoid Judicial Lien — Hearing is a legal proceeding where a creditor or lien holder files a motion in court to avoid a judicial lien on a debtor's property. The motion is usually filed by the lien holder in response to a debtor filing a motion to avoid the lien or to modify the terms of the lien. The hearing is held to determine whether the debtor has a legal right to avoid or modify the lien and whether the lien holder has a valid claim to the property. The court will consider any evidence that is presented by both parties in order to make a decision. There are three types of Motion to Avoid Judicial Lien — Hearing: (1) Motion to Avoid Judicial Lien, (2) Motion to Modify Judicial Lien, and (3) Motion to Discharge Judicial Lien. Each type of motion has its own specific purpose and is governed by different laws and regulations. The court will consider the evidence presented by both parties and make a determination based on the merits of the case.