Oregon Notice of Motion For Hardship Discharge And Fixing Times For Filing Objections To Motion And Complaints is a court document filed by a debtor in bankruptcy to request a discharge of certain debts due to a hardship. It is used to set a timeline for creditors to file objections and complaints to the motion. There are two types of Oregon Notice of Motion For Hardship Discharge And Fixing Times For Filing Objections To Motion And Complaints: (1) Notice of Motion of Debtor’s Hardship Discharge and (2) Notice of Motion of Joint Debtor’s Hardship Discharge. Each type sets out the timeline for filing objections and complaints to the motion. The first type is used when a single debtor is filing for hardship discharge. The second type is used when two or more people are filing jointly for hardship discharge. Both notices provide the debtor with the opportunity to present evidence of their financial hardship and reasons why they should be granted a discharge. The notices also provide creditors with the opportunity to present evidence of why the debtor should not be granted a discharge.