The California Reaffirmation Agreement (Oakland) is a form of legal contract that is used in the state of California to reaffirm a prior contract or agreement after the original contract has been discharged in bankruptcy. This agreement is used to prevent the discharge ability of the debt in the bankruptcy, and to ensure that the creditor is still able to collect on the debt. The agreement must be signed by both the debtor and the creditor, and must be approved by the court. There are two types of California Reaffirmation Agreement (Oakland): voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary agreement is one that is initiated by the debtor, while an involuntary agreement is initiated by the creditor. In either case, the agreement must be approved by the court for the debt to be considered non-dischargeable in bankruptcy.