Missouri Renunciation-Consent (Creditors Refusal) is a document used to terminate a person’s liability to a creditor and release them from any potential obligations. It is a type of legal document that is filed with the court and signed by the debtor, or the person to whom the debt is owed, and the creditor, or the entity to whom the debt is owed. The document states that the debtor has voluntarily agreed to give up their right to take legal action against the creditor for the collection of the debt. The document also states that the creditor has agreed to not take any such legal action against the debtor. The document is typically used when the debtor is unable to pay the debt in full or when the creditor is unwilling to accept payment in full. There are two types of Missouri Renunciation-Consent (Creditors Refusal): general and specific. A general renunciation-consent is used when the debtor has no specific dispute with the creditor, while a specific renunciation-consent is used when there is a dispute between the debtor and the creditor.