A Kentucky Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is an order issued by a court in the state of Kentucky that confirms the validity of a reaffirmation agreement between a debtor and a creditor. Reaffirmation agreements are contracts that allow a debtor to keep a particular asset (such as a car or a home) even after filing for bankruptcy. The agreement states that the debtor will pay all or part of the debt, which will be released from the bankruptcy estate. The Kentucky Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is issued after the debtor and creditor have entered into the reaffirmation agreement, and it is signed by the court. The order will state that the debtor and creditor have agreed to the terms and conditions of the reaffirmation agreement and that it is enforceable. The order also serves as a reminder to the debtor that they are still responsible for the debt and that they must make payments according to the agreement. There are two types of Kentucky Order on Reaffirmation Agreement: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary reaffirmation agreements are those in which the debtor and creditor have both agreed to the terms and conditions of the agreement. Involuntary reaffirmation agreements are those in which the court has determined that the debtor is not able to pay the debt and the agreement is enforced by the court.