Q: What does this mean? It is ordered that the motion to Avoid Judicial Lien as to DATA is denied without prejudice.
DATA won a lawsuit against and individual for breach of contract. DATA won over $300,000 to be paid by individual. He never paid and within a year filed for bankruptcy. Today received a letter from United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District of Indiana an Order denying Motion to Avoid Lien without Prejudice.
A: DATA has apparently liened up some of the debtors property. The debtor sought to strip the creditors lien off his property but the court denied the motion to do so.
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