Mississippi Order Extending Automatic Stay is a legal document that is issued by a court of law in the state of Mississippi. It is used to protect a debtor from creditors by extending the period of time they have to pay off their debt. It prevents creditors from taking any action against the debtor, such as seizing their assets or taking legal action against them. The Mississippi Order Extending Automatic Stay is typically issued during bankruptcy proceedings or when a debtor is facing financial hardship. There are two types of Mississippi Order Extending Automatic Stay: a temporary stay and a permanent stay. A temporary stay is issued for a specific period of time and the debtor must fulfill certain conditions in order to keep the stay in effect. A permanent stay is issued for an indefinite period of time and the debtor does not have to fulfill any conditions in order to keep the stay in effect. Both types of stay protect the debtor from creditors and give them the time they need to pay off their debt.