Indiana Reaffirmation Documents are legal documents that are used to reaffirm a debt that has been discharged in bankruptcy. This type of document is used by debtors in the state of Indiana who have had their debts discharged in bankruptcy and are now looking to pay back a portion of the original debts. There are two types of Indiana Reaffirmation Documents: a Reaffirmation Agreement and a Motion to Reaffirm Debt. The Reaffirmation Agreement is a written contract between the debtor and the creditor that outlines the terms of the repayment plan. The Motion to Reaffirm Debt is a court filing that states the debtor's intent to pay back the debt in question. By signing a Reaffirmation Agreement or filing a Motion to Reaffirm Debt, the debtor agrees to pay back the debt in full and resumes all the original obligations associated with the debt.