Wisconsin Reaffirmation Documents refer to documents that are used to reaffirm or reestablish an existing debt that is a secured loan in which the borrower has pledged collateral. These documents are commonly used when a loan has gone into default or foreclosure. These documents typically contain information on the loan, including the amount, interest rate, payment schedule and any additional terms and conditions. There are two types of Wisconsin Reaffirmation Documents: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary documents are used when a borrower voluntarily reaffirms a loan and assumes responsibility for the debt. Involuntary documents are used when a borrower is ordered to reaffirm a loan by a court. These documents must be signed by both the borrower and the lender.