Motion, Notice and Order for Adequate Protection Payments and Opportunity to Object is a legal document that is issued by the court in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. This document serves to protect creditors by requiring the debtor to make payments to the creditors during the reorganization process. It also provides creditors with an opportunity to object to the payments if they deem the payments to be inadequate or inappropriate. There are two types of Motion, Notice and Order for Adequate Protection Payments and Opportunity to Object: 1. Adequate Protection Payment Motion: This motion is filed by the debtor in order to obtain court approval to make adequate protection payments to secured creditors. The motion outlines the amount and timing of the payments, and the court must approve the motion in order for the payments to be made. 2. Objection to Adequate Protection Payment Motion: This motion is filed by creditors in order to object to the adequacy of the payments proposed by the debtor in the Adequate Protection Payment Motion. The court will review the objections and rule on the adequacy of the payments.