The Pennsylvania Default Judgment Packet — Assessment of Damages is a legal document that is used to outline the amount of damages that must be paid by the defendant to the plaintiff in a civil case. It is typically used in cases where the defendant has failed to appear in court or respond to the lawsuit, resulting in a default judgment. The packet includes forms that must be completed by the plaintiff, such as a Plaintiff's Request for Judgment and a Declaration of Damages. It also includes instructions for the court and a sample form that can be used to assess the damages. There are two types of Pennsylvania Default Judgment Packet — Assessment of Damages: a regular assessment of damages and an increased assessment of damages. The regular assessment of damages is used to determine the amount of damages owed to the plaintiff, while the increased assessment of damages is used to increase the amount of damages awarded to the plaintiff due to the defendant's willful or malicious behavior.