If a creditor knowingly continues to engage in legal action against a debtor once the debtor has received an automatic stay, which of the following are not included in the remedies the debtor may receive
A) Attorney's fees
B) Damages
C) Costs
D) Punitive damages
E) Specific performance

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Specific performance is not a remedy typically associated with violations of an automatic stay in bankruptcy proceedings. The automatic stay is a legal provision that halts actions by creditors against the debtor or the debtor's property. Remedies for violating an automatic stay usually include attorney's fees, damages, costs, and potentially punitive damages, but not specific performance, which involves compelling a party to perform a specific act, usually related to fulfilling a contract.

If a Creditor Knowingly Continues to Engage in Legal Action