An Order Avoiding Judicial Lien is a court order that prevents a lien from being attached to a debtor's property. This type of order is generally sought by those facing financial hardship or who may be facing foreclosure. It can be used to protect a home, vehicle, or other assets from being seized by creditors. There are two types of order avoiding judicial lien: 1. Temporary Order Avoiding Judicial Lien: This type of order is used to prevent a lien from being attached to a debtor's property for a set period of time. This type of order can be used to protect a debtor's assets while the debtor negotiates with creditors or works to pay off a debt. 2. Permanent Order Avoiding Judicial Lien: This type of order is used to permanently prevent a lien from being attached to a debtor's property. This type of order can be used to protect a debtor from creditors in the future.