Alaska Motion for Relief From Stay

• Category: Alaska Statewide - Anchorage - Trial Court
• State: Alaska
• Control #: AK-LBF-1
• Format: Word

Description

Motion for Relief From Stay Alaska Motion for Relief From Stay is a motion that is filed in an Alaska bankruptcy court in order to obtain permission to proceed with a foreclosure or other action against a debtor’s property while the bankruptcy case is still pending. The motion permits the creditor to proceed with a foreclosure, repossession, or other action that would otherwise be stayed under the automatic stay provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. The motion must be supported by sufficient evidence to show that the creditor has a valid interest in the property and that the action is necessary to protect the creditor’s interest. Types of Alaska Motion for Relief From Stay include: Motion for Relief from Stay of Foreclosure, Motion for Relief from Stay of Repossession, Motion for Relief from Stay of Bankruptcy, and Motion for Relief from Stay of Tax Lien.

Alaska Motion for Relief From Stay is a motion that is filed in an Alaska bankruptcy court in order to obtain permission to proceed with a foreclosure or other action against a debtor’s property while the bankruptcy case is still pending. The motion permits the creditor to proceed with a foreclosure, repossession, or other action that would otherwise be stayed under the automatic stay provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. The motion must be supported by sufficient evidence to show that the creditor has a valid interest in the property and that the action is necessary to protect the creditor’s interest. Types of Alaska Motion for Relief From Stay include: Motion for Relief from Stay of Foreclosure, Motion for Relief from Stay of Repossession, Motion for Relief from Stay of Bankruptcy, and Motion for Relief from Stay of Tax Lien.