The West Virginia Notice of Joint Stipulation to Modify Plan After Confirmation by Temporarily Suspending Plan Payments is a document used by businesses in the state of West Virginia to modify an existing confirmed plan. The document is typically used when a business wishes to temporarily suspend plan payments for a period of time, in order to better manage their finances. The document requires that the business provide detailed information about the plan, such as the plan name, the plan administrator, the plan beneficiary, the plan description, and the current plan information. It also requires that the business provide details about the proposed modifications, such as the length of the suspension, the amount of payments to be suspended, and the terms of the repayment. There are two types of West Virginia Notice of Joint Stipulation to Modify Plan After Confirmation by Temporarily Suspending Plan Payments: bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy. The bankruptcy type is used when the business is filing for bankruptcy and wishes to use the plan to pay off creditors. The non-bankruptcy type is used when the business wishes to use the plan in order to better manage their finances without filing for bankruptcy.