Problem.Secret liens

     Suppose a lawyer records an Abstract of Judgment on behalf of a client but fails to include in the Abstract all information required by statute for the effectiveness of the Abstract.  (Cf. In re Varner).   If the lawyer discovers and cures her oversight a few weeks before the debtor files a bankruptcy petition, can the debtor (or the debtor-in-possession in a Chapter 11) avoid the judgment lien on the real property under Bankr. Code 544(a)(3)? Under Bankr. Code 547(b) and 547(e)?  If a lawyer realizes that the lien can be avoided in the event that a bankruptcy petition is filed within 90 days of the contemplated cure, is that a reason to refrain from attempting the cure?