A New Jersey Order Reinstating Case Or Automatic Stay is a court order issued in New Jersey that stops creditors from pursuing collection efforts against a debtor. This order is also known as an injunction and prevents creditors from taking any action, including filing or continuing with a lawsuit, to collect on a debt. There are two types of New Jersey Order Reinstating Case Or Automatic Stay: a temporary stay and a permanent stay. A temporary stay is issued for a specified period of time and is often used to give the debtor time to come up with a payment plan or to negotiate a settlement with the creditors. A permanent stay is issued when the court has determined that the debtor is unable to pay the debt and that the creditors will not receive any payment. The permanent stay is usually issued until the debt is discharged or the court orders it to be lifted.