Final hearing on Arvest Bank’s motion for relief from stay stricken by agreed order

Arvest Bank filed a motion seeking abandonment of property, relief from the automatic stay, and waiver of the 14-day stay or, alternatively, adequate protection. The debtor, Angela Stuteville, objected to the motion. The court scheduled a final hearing for April 14, 2020, to address these issues.

No parties appeared for the virtual hearing, and the proceedings were not electronically recorded. The court struck the hearing and instead entered an agreed order on April 10, 2020, resolving the dispute without oral argument. The case remains active, but no judge has been assigned, and the docket number is not publicly available.

The motion and its resolution focus on Arvest Bank's attempt to regain control over collateral or property subject to the bankruptcy stay. The debtor's objection indicates a dispute over whether the bank should be allowed relief from the stay or abandonment of the property.

The agreed order suggests the parties reached a negotiated settlement, avoiding further litigation. Watch for any new filings that might challenge or modify the agreed order or for the assignment of a judge to oversee further proceedings.