An Alaska Order on Motion to Reopen Case for Failure to Follow Settlement Agreement is a court order that allows a party to reopen a case that has been dismissed due to failure to follow the terms of a settlement agreement. This type of order can be requested when one party has not complied with the terms of the settlement agreement, such as payment of court-ordered fees, failure to make court-ordered payments, or failure to comply with deadlines or other terms of the settlement agreement. There are two types of Alaska Order on Motion to Reopen Case for Failure to Follow Settlement Agreement. The first is a “Motion to Reopen”, which is a motion filed by the party requesting to reopen the case. This motion must include the reasons the party is seeking to reopen the case, as well as any other relevant information. The second type is an “Order to Reopen”, which is an order issued by the court granting the motion to reopen the case. The Order to Reopen must include the court’s reasons for granting the motion, as well as any other relevant information.