A Pennsylvania Complaint in Confession of Judgment is a legal document used to enter a judgment against a defendant without the need for a trial. It is commonly used when a plaintiff is owed money or property by the defendant, and the defendant has agreed to pay the plaintiff in full. The complaint must include all relevant information about the parties, including the amount of money or property owed, the date of the agreement, and any other terms of the agreement. There are two types of Pennsylvania Complaint in Confession of Judgment: voluntary and involuntary. In a voluntary confession of judgment, the defendant has agreed to the complaint and has signed the document. In an involuntary confession of judgment, the defendant has not agreed to the complaint, but the plaintiff has obtained a court order requiring the defendant to pay the amount specified in the complaint.