Michigan Debtors Motion To Defer Entry of Discharge is a legal document filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. It is a request by the debtor to postpone the entry of the discharge of a bankruptcy case. This motion is typically used when a debtor has filed for bankruptcy and wishes to delay the entry of the discharge. In some cases, the debtor may wish to delay the entry of the discharge so that they may continue to make payments on a secured debt or to pay taxes to the IRS. There are two types of Michigan Debtors Motion To Defer Entry of Discharge: (1) Unsecured Motion and (2) Secured Motion. The Unsecured Motion is filed by a debtor who does not have any secured debts or obligations. The Secured Motion is filed by a debtor who has secured debts or obligations, such as a mortgage or car loan. The debtor must provide evidence that they will be able to make payments on the secured debt or obligation in order for the court to grant the motion.