California Motion For Relief From Stay And Notice Of Opportunity For Hearing With Certificate Of Service is a document used by creditors in California to modify or get rid of an automatic stay in a bankruptcy case. It is filed by the creditor in the bankruptcy court and serves as a formal notice to the debtor that the creditor is requesting the court to allow them to take certain actions against the debtor's assets. This document includes a Certificate of Service, which is used to prove that the creditor has provided the debtor with notice of the motion and the hearing. There are two types of California Motion For Relief From Stay And Notice Of Opportunity For Hearing With Certificate Of Service: regular and ex parte. A regular motion is a motion filed by the creditor that is heard by the court at a scheduled hearing. An ex parte motion is a motion filed by the creditor that is heard by the court without the debtor being present.