The Illinois Memorandum Of Judgment is a legal document that serves as a record of a court's order in a case. It is an official court order that states the amount of money owed by the debtor to the creditor. The Memorandum Of Judgment is entered into the court records and is enforceable in the state of Illinois. It can be used for any kind of civil debt, such as unpaid credit card bills, medical bills, or other types of debt. There are two types of Illinois Memorandum Of Judgment: a judgment lien and an order of satisfaction. A judgment lien is a legal claim made by the creditor against the debtor's real estate. This lien is used to secure payment of the debt and can be enforced by the court. An order of satisfaction is a court order that states that the debt has been satisfied and the creditor has been paid in full. This type of Memorandum Of Judgment is typically used when the creditor agrees to settle the debt for less than the amount owed.