A Louisiana Order for Relief from Stay (Ch 13 Vehicle) is a court order issued under the federal Bankruptcy Code (Title 11 of the United States Code) that allows a creditor to repossess a vehicle that was pledged as security against a loan or debt. This order is granted by the bankruptcy court when a debtor has filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection and the creditor has filed a motion for relief from stay. The order will also specify when the creditor can repossess the vehicle. The two types of Louisiana Order for Relief from Stay (Ch 13 Vehicle) are a "Motion for Relief from Stay" and an "Order for Relief from Stay," both of which are issued by the bankruptcy court. A Motion for Relief from Stay requests permission from the court to repossess a vehicle that has been pledged as security against a loan or debt. The court will review the motion and decide whether the creditor has a valid claim to repossess the vehicle. The Order for Relief from Stay is the document that is issued by the court granting permission to repossess the vehicle.