An Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is a legal document issued by a court when a debtor has filed for bankruptcy, agreeing to repay a certain debt in full. The Order is an official court document that states the specific terms of the reaffirmation agreement between the creditor and the debtor. It outlines the amount of the debt, the payment schedule, and any other conditions or restrictions that must be met. There are two main types of Order on Reaffirmation Agreement: voluntary and court-ordered. A voluntary Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is initiated by the debtor and requires the creditor to agree to the terms of the repayment. A court-ordered Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is issued by the court and requires the creditor to accept the terms of the repayment. The Order on Reaffirmation Agreement is an important tool for creditors to ensure that debtors are held to their repayment terms. It provides an official court document that can be used to enforce the terms of the agreement and, if necessary, to take legal action against the debtor if the debt is not paid as agreed.