An Indiana Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is a formal document issued by a court of law during bankruptcy proceedings. It is used to confirm the terms of a reaffirmation agreement between a debtor and their creditor. The agreement is voluntary and allows the debtor to keep certain assets, such as a home or car, despite having filed for bankruptcy. The Indiana Order on Reaffirmation Agreement outlines the specific terms of the agreement, such as the amount of money that the debtor is responsible for paying and the length of the repayment period. It also outlines the legal consequences of failing to adhere to the agreement, such as repossession of the asset or collections action. There are two types of Indiana Order on Reaffirmation Agreement: Full Reaffirmation and Limited Reaffirmation. A Full Reaffirmation Agreement allows the debtor to keep the asset and remain liable for the full amount of the debt, while a Limited Reaffirmation Agreement allows the debtor to keep the asset but only be liable for a portion of the debt.