Customize LawDepot’s Contract Addendum template to suit your situation. We’ll walk you through three essential steps, so you can feel confident that you’ve included the right information.
1. Describe the original contract
Give information about the original contract, including:
- It’s amendment history (if you've already amended it several times, consider creating a new contract)
- The jurisdiction in which the original contract applies (or the jurisdiction in which one of the parties resides)
- The names of the parties involved (individuals or corporations)
- The date that it took effect
- Its purpose
2. Make your amendments
LawDepot's form allows you to make up to five amendments in a single Contract Addendum.
Use clear and simple language when writing your amendments. If you need guidance, our template includes examples of the type of language you can use to write your amendment.
Be sure to reference the section or clause of the original contract that’s being altered. If you’re adding a brand new clause, explain where it will be inserted in the original contract.
3. Sign the document
Once all the parties review the document, they can sign their names to consent to the changes.