Indiana Extend/Impose Stay, Motion is a type of legal motion used in Indiana courts. It is sometimes referred to as a “stay motion” or “motion to stay.” This motion, when filed, asks the court to either extend or impose a stay on the current proceedings. A stay is an order from the court that temporarily stops or delays a court action from taking place. There are two types of Indiana Extend/Impose Stay, Motions. The first type is a Motion to Extend Stay, which is used when a party wants to extend an existing stay. The second type is a Motion to Impose Stay, which is used when a party wants to impose a stay on a court action that has not yet taken place. Both motions must be filed with the court and must include the reasons for the request. The purpose of an Indiana Extend/Impose Stay, Motion is to provide parties with temporary relief from court proceedings, so they can address issues that need to be resolved before the proceedings can continue. This motion is often used to allow parties to negotiate a settlement, conduct discovery, or prepare for trial.