In Re Okosisi

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• explaining that in a typical chapter 13 case, the lien avoidance becomes permanent upon entry of discharge
• holding that “[u]nder Nobelman and Zimmer ... when a creditor is wholly unsecured after application of Section 506(a), the creditor has only an unsecured claim for purposes of Section 1322(b)(2). The creditor is not the holder of a secured claim, and as such, Section 1325(a)(5
• stating that because the discharge 7 injunction only applies to the debtor’s personal liability, “the discharge itself has no affect [sic] 8 on liens, and the creditor is free to foreclose upon the case’s conclusion without violating the 9 discharge injunction”
• “[Cjhapter 20 bankruptcy is permissible under the Code, and [debtors] may take advantage of all available chapter 13 restructuring tools,” including lien stripping.
• explaining lien avoidance in a typical Chapter 13 case
• a detailed discussion of the \fourth-option\

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