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1. Children's Expenses: Section detailing expenses related to dependent children, used when there are minor children involved in the divorce

2. Business Interests: Detailed information about ownership in businesses or professional practices, required when either party has business interests

3. Inheritance and Gifts: Declaration of any inherited assets or significant gifts received during marriage, particularly relevant for separate property claims

4. Foreign Assets: Details of assets held outside Belgium, required when parties have international property or investments

5. Pension and Retirement Benefits: Detailed information about pension rights and retirement benefits, particularly important for long-term marriages

6. Expected Changes in Financial Situation: Declaration of anticipated changes in income or expenses, relevant when significant changes are expected

1. Schedule A - Income Documentation: Copies of pay stubs, tax returns, and other income verification documents for the past three years

2. Schedule B - Bank Statements: Recent statements for all bank accounts, investment accounts, and credit cards

3. Schedule C - Property Valuations: Professional appraisals or valuations of significant assets including real estate and vehicles

4. Schedule D - Debt Documentation: Statements showing current balances and payment terms for all debts

5. Schedule E - Business Documents: Financial statements and valuations for any business interests

6. Schedule F - Insurance Policies: Copies of all relevant insurance policies and recent statements

7. Schedule G - Supporting Documents: Additional supporting documentation including property deeds, vehicle registrations, and investment certificates