Florida Satisfaction of Judgment is a legal document that is filed with the clerk of court when a debt has been paid in full and the individual or entity that is owed the debt is satisfied. This document terminates the judgment lien, releases the debtor from further responsibility for the debt, and satisfies the court’s record of the debt. It is commonly used in situations where the judgment creditor has been paid, or when a payment plan has been completed and the judgment has been fully satisfied. The two types of Florida Satisfaction of Judgment are voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary satisfaction of judgment is filed by the judgment creditor when they have been paid in full and are satisfied with the resolution. An involuntary satisfaction of judgment is filed by the judgment debtor when they have completed the payment plan and fully satisfied the debt.