An Order granting relief from stay regarding collateral is a court order issued by a judge in a bankruptcy case that allows a secured creditor to enforce its security interest in the debtor's property. The order is granted after the creditor has requested relief from the automatic stay, which is put in place when a bankruptcy petition is filed and prohibits creditors from taking action against the debtor or its property. Types of Order granting relief from stay regarding collateral include: * Absolute Order of Relief — this order grants the creditor full relief from the stay, allowing it to take legal action against the debtor without any further court approval. * Conditional Order of Relief — this order grants the creditor limited relief from the stay, allowing it to take legal action against the debtor only if certain conditions are met. * Partial Order of Relief — this order grants the creditor partial relief from the stay, allowing it to take legal action against only a specific piece of property.