An Alaska Agreement and Order to Pay Judgment with a Payment Plan is a legal document approved by a court that enables debtors to pay their creditors over a period of time, in accordance with a structured repayment plan. The agreement outlines the payment plan, including the amount, frequency, and duration of payments. It also provides details on enforcement of the payment plan, including collection fees, interest, and payment suspension. There are two types of Alaska Agreement and Order to Pay Judgment with a Payment Plan: Voluntary and Involuntary. A Voluntary Agreement is entered into by both parties voluntarily, while an Involuntary Agreement is imposed by the court.