North Carolina Local Form 10 — Motion for Relief from Stay Post-petition Transaction History — Creditor Form is a legal document used by creditors to request relief from the automatic stay of debt collection imposed by the Bankruptcy Code. The automatic stay protects the debtor from creditors’ collection activities, including lawsuits, garnishments, and other debt collection activities. The creditor must provide evidence that the debtor has made post-petition transactions, including payments, transfers of property, or other activities that may have resulted in a financial benefit to the debtor. The form must include a detailed description of the transaction, an explanation of why the creditor believes the transaction should be voided, and a request for relief from stay. The form must be filed with the bankruptcy court. There are two types of North Carolina Local Form 10 — Motion for Relief from Stay Post-petition Transaction History — Creditor Form: 1. Motion for Relief from Stay to Void Post-Petition Transfer of Property: This form is used by creditors to request relief from the automatic stay of debt collection to void a post-petition transfer of property. The creditor must provide evidence that the debtor has made a post-petition transfer of property that may have resulted in a financial benefit to the debtor. 2. Motion for Relief from Stay to Void Post-Petition Payment: This form is used by creditors to request relief from the automatic stay of debt collection to void a post-petition payment. The creditor must provide evidence that the debtor has made a post-petition payment that may have resulted in a financial benefit to the debtor.