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1. Parenting Arrangements: Required if the couple has children - details custody, access, and decision-making responsibilities during separation

2. Child Support: Required if there are children - arrangements for financial support of children during separation

3. Spousal Support: Include if either party requires financial support during the separation period

4. Pet Care Arrangements: Include if the couple has pets requiring care arrangements

5. Social Media and Public Communications: Include if the parties wish to establish guidelines about public discussions of their separation

6. Dating During Separation: Include if parties want to establish clear boundaries regarding relationships with others during separation

7. Business Interests: Include if either party owns a business or they have joint business interests

8. Extended Family Relationships: Include if parties want to establish guidelines for interactions with extended family during separation

9. Religious or Cultural Considerations: Include if specific religious or cultural practices need to be maintained or considered

1. Schedule A - Financial Disclosure: Detailed listing of all assets, debts, and financial obligations of both parties

2. Schedule B - Monthly Budget: Breakdown of shared and individual expenses during separation

3. Schedule C - Parenting Schedule: Detailed calendar and arrangements for time with children if applicable

4. Schedule D - Household Inventory: List of household items and their temporary allocation during separation

5. Schedule E - Counseling Framework: Details of agreed counseling arrangements, including practitioners and schedule

6. Schedule F - Communication Plan: Detailed protocols for communication between parties and with children if applicable

7. Appendix 1 - Reconciliation Milestones: Specific goals and benchmarks for evaluating progress toward reconciliation

8. Appendix 2 - Support Calculations: Detailed calculations for any child or spousal support arrangements