When a Debtor Files a Bankruptcy Petition, the Creditor May

When a debtor files a bankruptcy petition, the creditor may be relieved from an automatic stay on his actions against the debtor if:

A) the creditor can show that the bankruptcy petition does not give adequate protection to the debtor.
B) the debtor files a plan of reorganization that has a reasonable chance of being confirmed.
C) his actions are aimed at obtaining possession of the debtor's property.
D) the creditor can show that the stay jeopardizes his interest in certain property.