A Texas Chapter 11 Post-Confirmation Order is a document issued by the bankruptcy court after a chapter 11 reorganization plan is confirmed. This document sets out the rights, duties, and obligations of the debtor and all creditors. It often includes provisions regarding the distribution of proceeds from the plan, the payment of administrative expenses, and other matters not covered in the plan. There are three types of Texas Chapter 11 Post-Confirmation Orders: a Final Decree, an Interim Decree, and a Modification Decree. The Final Decree is the most comprehensive and typically contains the most detailed information. The Interim Decree is issued after the confirmation of the plan and is more limited in scope than the Final Decree. The Modification Decree is issued after the plan is modified and is typically used to update the terms of the Final or Interim Decree.