The Pennsylvania Amended Precise to Transmit Motion for Grounds Order and Appointment of Equitable Distribution Master is a legal document that is used to initiate the process of equitable distribution of marital assets during a divorce proceeding in the state of Pennsylvania. The motion is a filing with the court, which requests the appointment of a master to review the assets of the marriage for distribution. This document can also be used to establish the grounds of the divorce, if the couple does not agree on the terms. There are two types of Amended Precise to Transmit Motion for Grounds Order and Appointment of Equitable Distribution Master in Pennsylvania: Joint Precise and Unilateral Precise. The Joint Precise is when both spouses agree to the terms of the equitable distribution, while the Unilateral Precise is when one spouse files the motion without the consent of the other. The document is signed by both spouses and must include the date of the filing, the court name and address, the names of both parties to the divorce, and the grounds for divorce. It must also include a list of all the assets and debts of the marriage and the proposed equitable distribution of those assets and debts. The document should also include the proposed master’s name, address, and qualifications.