The Massachusetts Motion For Entry of Chapter 13 Discharge (And Affidavit In Support) is a legal document used in Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings. It is used by the debtor to request a court order that will discharge the debtor’s remaining debts that are listed in the debtor’s bankruptcy plan. The motion is accompanied by an affidavit, sworn under oath by the debtor, which verifies the accuracy of the information contained in the motion. The motion and affidavit must be completed and filed with the court in order to proceed with the bankruptcy discharge. There are two types of Massachusetts Motion For Entry of Chapter 13 Discharge (And Affidavit In Support): (1) Motion for Entry of Discharge and (2) Motion for Entry of Discharge with a Request for Final Decree. With the first type, the debtor is requesting an order from the court that will discharge the debts listed in the bankruptcy plan. With the second type, the debtor is also requesting a final decree from the court that will close the bankruptcy case and legally end the debtor’s obligations to creditors.