Indiana. Post Judgment Payment Agreement (PDF)Opens a New Window. Is a document used by a defendant in a civil case to request the court to enter an agreement with him or her to pay a certain amount of money to the plaintiff in the case. The agreement is an alternative to the traditional judgment and execution process. It sets a payment plan that is agreed upon by both parties. The defendant agrees to pay the plaintiff the amount specified in the agreement and the plaintiff agrees to accept the payments as full satisfaction of the judgment. The agreement also contains the terms and conditions of the payment plan, such as the payment amount, payment interval, payment due date, and interest rate. The agreement must be signed by both parties and approved by the court before it is effective. There are two types of Indiana. Post Judgment Payment Agreement (PDF)Opens a New Window.: (1) Installment Agreement and (2) Lump-Sum Agreement. The Installment Agreement allows the defendant to pay the amount of the judgment in installments over a period of time, whereas the Lump-Sum Agreement requires the defendant to pay the entire amount of the judgment at once.