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.