Virginia Order Granting Relief From Stay [SO No. 10-2, Form B] is a document issued by the circuit court in Virginia that allows a creditor to proceed with collection activities on a debt that has been protected from collection by an automatic stay. This includes taking enforcement actions on security interests in the debtor’s property or obtaining a judgment on the debt. The Virginia Order Granting Relief From Stay [SO No. 10-2, Form B] outlines the requirements that must be met before the court will grant relief from the stay, including the creditor’s filing of a motion and a hearing before the court to determine whether relief from the stay should be granted. There are two types of Virginia Order Granting Relief From Stay [SO No. 10-2, Form B], which are a General Order and a Final Order. A General Order is issued when the court finds that the creditor has made a sufficient showing of irreparable harm to the creditor if the stay is not lifted. A Final Order is issued when the court has determined that the creditor has presented sufficient evidence to justify granting relief from the stay.