Ohio Motion Of (Moving) For Relief from Stay-Chapter 13 is a motion filed in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case in Ohio to request relief from the automatic stay. This motion is typically filed by a creditor, such as a mortgage lender, to allow them to proceed with foreclosure or repossession of property that is secured as collateral for a debt. The filing of this motion is required to be accompanied by an affidavit which provides evidence that the creditor has a valid claim, and that the granting of the motion will not prejudice the debtor. The court will then consider the motion and make a ruling whether to grant or deny the motion. There are two types of Ohio Motion Of (Moving) For Relief from Stay-Chapter 13: (1) Motion of Creditor for Relief from Stay, and (2) Motion of Debtor for Relief from Stay. The Motion of Creditor for Relief from Stay is generally filed by a creditor in order to proceed with foreclosure or repossession of a piece of property that is collateral for an unpaid debt. The Motion of Debtor for Relief from Stay is generally filed by the debtor in order to allow them to take certain actions related to their secured debt, such as modifying the loan terms, or selling the property.