A Georgia Order Setting Hearing On Motion To Reopen Proceedings — Relief From Bankruptcy Stay is an order issued by a Georgia court which sets a hearing to determine whether a motion to reopen proceedings and obtain relief from a bankruptcy stay should be granted. This order usually originates when a party to the original bankruptcy proceeding files a motion to reopen the proceedings to obtain relief from the bankruptcy stay. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether the motion should be granted based on the party’s arguments. The types of Georgia Order Setting Hearing On Motion To Reopen Proceedings — Relief From Bankruptcy Stay include a Motion to Reopen Proceedings — Relief from Automatic Stay, Motion to Reopen Proceedings — Relief from Co-Debtor Stay, and Motion to Reopen Proceedings — Relief from Adversary Proceeding Stay.
A Georgia Order Setting Hearing On Motion To Reopen Proceedings — Relief From Bankruptcy Stay is an order issued by a Georgia court which sets a hearing to determine whether a motion to reopen proceedings and obtain relief from a bankruptcy stay should be granted. This order usually originates when a party to the original bankruptcy proceeding files a motion to reopen the proceedings to obtain relief from the bankruptcy stay. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether the motion should be granted based on the party’s arguments. The types of Georgia Order Setting Hearing On Motion To Reopen Proceedings — Relief From Bankruptcy Stay include a Motion to Reopen Proceedings — Relief from Automatic Stay, Motion to Reopen Proceedings — Relief from Co-Debtor Stay, and Motion to Reopen Proceedings — Relief from Adversary Proceeding Stay.