Alabama Rule 4001-1 Chapter 7 Motion for Relief from Stay (With Negative Notice Language) is a legal procedure used in Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases in Alabama to lift the automatic stay and allow a creditor to proceed with collection efforts against a debtor. The motion must be filed with the court and served on the debtor, and a hearing will be scheduled for the court to decide on the motion. The motion must include a negative notice, which states that the debtor has the right to object to the motion but must do so within 14 days of the date the motion is served on them. There are two different types of Alabama Rule 4001-1 Chapter 7 Motion for Relief from Stay (With Negative Notice Language): an emergency motion and a regular motion. An emergency motion can be filed without serving the debtor with notice, and a hearing will be scheduled within 10 days of the motion being filed. A regular motion must be served on the debtor and a hearing will be scheduled within 21 days of the motion being served.