A North Carolina Order For Relief From The Automatic Stay is a court order issued by a North Carolina court in a bankruptcy case that allows certain creditors to proceed with collection activity against the debtor despite the automatic stay that is imposed when a bankruptcy is filed. There are two types of North Carolina Order For Relief From The Automatic Stay — one is called an “order for relief from stay of collection action” and the other is called an “order for relief from stay of foreclosure.” The order for relief from stay of collection action allows creditors to proceed with collection activity such as filing a lawsuit or garnishing wages. The order for relief from stay of foreclosure allows creditors to proceed with the foreclosure process. Both types of North Carolina Order For Relief From The Automatic Stay require the debtor to show cause why the automatic stay should not be lifted and the creditor’s action should be allowed to proceed.