Oregon Notice of Hearing On Motion For Relief From Codebtor Stay Only In Chapter 12 Case is a court document that is filed by the debtor when they are seeking relief from the automatic stay that is imposed when filing for Chapter 12 bankruptcy. The Notice of Hearing On Motion For Relief From Codebtor Stay Only In Chapter 12 Case informs the court of the debtor’s intent to seek relief from the stay, and sets a hearing date for the court to consider the motion. There are two types of Oregon Notice of Hearing On Motion For Relief From Codebtor Stay Only In Chapter 12 Case: the Notice of Motion to Modify Stay and the Notice of Motion to Terminate Stay. The Notice of Motion to Modify Stay is used to request changes to the existing stay, such as changes to the duration of the stay or the types of actions that are allowed while the stay is in effect. The Notice of Motion to Terminate Stay is used to request that the stay be terminated entirely. In both cases, the court will consider the motion and issue an order granting or denying the relief.