A Georgia Order Regarding Stay in Bankruptcy is a court order issued by a Georgia bankruptcy court which temporarily halts any creditors’ attempts to collect debts from a debtor who has filed for bankruptcy protection. The stay provides the debtor with a period of financial stability and protection from creditors’ attempts to collect. This period of protection is in effect until the debtor’s bankruptcy case is resolved. There are three primary types of Georgia Order Regarding Stay in Bankruptcy: 1. Automatic Stay: This type of stay is automatically invoked when the debtor files for bankruptcy, and it generally applies to all creditors’ attempts to collect debts from the debtor. 2. Adversary Stay: This type of stay only applies to certain creditors’ attempts to collect debts from the debtor. It is usually granted by the court in response to a motion filed by the debtor. 3. Reaffirmation Stay: This type of stay applies to creditors who have entered into a reaffirmation agreement with the debtor. It prevents those creditors from attempting to collect debts from the debtor until the bankruptcy case is resolved.