A Composition Agreement with Creditors is a legal contract between the debtor and their creditors which outlines a plan for the repayment of debt. This agreement is usually offered by a debtor who is unable to make their full payments but can offer a lesser amount over time. In exchange, creditors agree to forgive the remainder of the debt. The agreement can be voluntary or through a court-ordered process. Types of Composition Agreement with Creditors include: 1. Voluntary Agreement — A voluntary agreement is reached through negotiations between the debtor and their creditors outside the court system. 2. Statutory Composition — A statutory composition is a legally binding agreement which is approved by a court. It is usually initiated by a petition from the debtor. 3. Creditors’ Settlement— – Creditors’ settlements are arrangements between the debtor and their creditors that are legally binding. The agreement outlines the terms of payment and the amount of debt that will be forgiven. 4. Debt Management Plans — Debt management plans are agreements between the debtor and their creditors in which the debtor agrees to pay a certain amount each month over a set period of time. The creditors agree to accept the payments in exchange for writing off the remainder of the debt.