California Order Setting Hearing On Motion For Relief From The Automatic Stay is a court order issued by a bankruptcy judge in California. This order sets a hearing to consider a motion filed by a creditor to lift or “relieve” the protection of the Automatic Stay. The Automatic Stay is an injunction that protects a debtor from collection efforts and other actions taken by creditors while the bankruptcy case is pending. The creditor must file a motion with the court to ask for the Automatic Stay to be lifted, which must include a written notice to the debtor. The court will then set a hearing date to consider the motion. The types of California Order Setting Hearing On Motion For Relief From The Automatic Stay include: (1) Motion to Lift Stay to Collect on a Debt; (2) Motion to Lift Stay to Foreclose on Real Property; (3) Motion to Lift Stay to Repossess Personal Property; and (4) Motion to Lift Stay to Take Other Action.