The Pennsylvania Statement of Division — AddendumDSCCB:15-366AD] is a type of legal document used to bring about or add to an already existing court order. It is typically used when a couple has already gone through the divorce process and one or both of the parties wants to alter or add to the original court order. The document is specific to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is used to modify the terms of an existing divorce decree or court order. There are three types of Pennsylvania Statement of Division — Addendum: 1) Agreement Addendum, 2) Order to Show Cause Addendum, and 3) Default Order Addendum. The Agreement Addendum is used when both parties have agreed to changes and want to have the changes legally documented. The Order to Show Cause Addendum is used when one of the parties has requested a change and the other party does not agree. The Default Order Addendum is used when one party has not responded to the request. All three versions of the Pennsylvania Statement of Division — Addendum must be signed by both parties and approved by the court.