A Georgia Order Lifting Stay Of Bankruptcy is a court order issued by a bankruptcy court in the state of Georgia that lifts a bankruptcy stay. A bankruptcy stay is a court order that stops any collection efforts or attempts to recover a debt from a debtor. The Georgia Order Lifting Stay Of Bankruptcy allows creditors to resume their collection efforts and reclaim the money they are owed. There are two types of Georgia Order Lifting Stay Of Bankruptcy: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary Order Lifting Stay Of Bankruptcy occurs when a debtor voluntarily agrees to lift the stay and allow creditors to reclaim their money. An involuntary Order Lifting Stay Of Bankruptcy is issued by the court when a creditor files a motion to lift the stay.