Indiana Relief from Co-Debtor Stay, Motion and Notice (Combined) is a legal document used in Indiana that is used to protect a debtor from a co-debtor’s creditors. This document serves as a request to the court to terminate the co-debtor stay and allow the creditor to pursue collection on the debt that the debtor owes. The motion and notice must be served to the co-debtor and the creditor. The document combines three elements: 1) Motion: This is a request to the court to terminate the co-debtor stay. It states the reasons why the stay should be terminated. 2) Notice: This is a notification to the co-debtor and the creditor that the debtor is asking the court to terminate the stay. 3) Order: This is the court’s order, which states that the stay is terminated and allows the creditor to proceed with collection. Once the motion is filed, a hearing may be held to determine whether the court should grant the relief from the co-debtor stay. If the court grants the motion, the creditor can proceed with collection.