Assignment of Portion of Money to Become Due Under an Agreement is a legal process in which a portion of money to become due under an agreement can be assigned to a third party. The assignment of portion of money is usually used when money is owed by one party to another, and the first party wishes to assign the debt to a third party. There are two main types of Assignment of Portion of Money to Become Due Under an Agreement: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary assignments are when the assignor and assignee both agree to the assignment. Involuntary assignments are made when the assignee does not consent to the assignment. In both cases, the assigning of a portion of money must be in writing and must include the name of the assignor, the assignee, the amount of money to be assigned, and the date of the assignment. The assignor must also provide evidence that the money is owed to them, and the assignee must accept the assignment in writing. Once the assignment is complete, the assignee is now responsible for the debt and must make the agreed payments on time.