An Idaho Order to Consolidate (H&W) is a court order that is issued by a judge to consolidate all the debts of a debtor into one single debt. This type of order is typically requested by a debtor that is facing financial hardship and has multiple creditors that they owe money to. It is also known as a "consolidation order" or a "debt consolidation order". This type of order may also be requested by creditors in order to reduce the amount of money that they are owed. In Idaho, an Order to Consolidate (H&W) may be requested by either the debtor or the creditor. Once the order is granted, the creditor is required to accept the lower amount of money that is offered by the debtor. This amount is typically less than the total amount of money that the debtor owes. There are two types of Idaho Order to Consolidate (H&W): voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary order is requested by the debtor and the creditor must agree to it. An involuntary order is requested by the creditor and the debtor must agree to it. The purpose of the Idaho Order to Consolidate (H&W) is to help the debtor get out of debt and make their payments more manageable. This type of order can help reduce the amount of money the debtor has to pay each month and make it easier for them to pay off all of their debts.