Florida Satisfaction of Judgment (FSA) is a legal document that is filed with the court in order to formally release a debtor from financial obligations. The FSA is a formal request by the creditor that the judgment against the debtor be satisfied in full, and it must be signed by the creditor before the court will grant the satisfaction. After the FSA is filed and approved, the debtor no longer has a legal obligation to pay the debt, and the judgment is removed from the debtor's record. There are three types of Florida Satisfaction of Judgment: voluntary, involuntary, and partial. A voluntary FSA is one in which the debtor agrees to the satisfaction of the judgment without any coercion or pressure from the creditor. An involuntary FSA is one in which the creditor has obtained a court order that requires the debtor to satisfy the judgment, and a partial FSA is one in which the debtor agrees to pay only a portion of the judgment.