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1. Surviving Obligations: Used when certain provisions from the original contract need to survive termination (e.g., confidentiality, intellectual property rights)

2. Confidentiality: Include when parties need to maintain confidentiality about the termination or specific aspects of the original contract

3. Non-Disparagement: Used in sensitive terminations where parties agree not to make negative statements about each other

4. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify how any future disputes related to the termination will be handled

5. Tax Provisions: Include when the termination has specific tax implications that need to be addressed

6. Insurance and Indemnification: Used when ongoing insurance obligations or indemnification provisions need to be addressed

7. Third Party Rights: Include when the termination affects rights of third parties or requires third party consents

1. Schedule of Outstanding Payments: Detailed list of any final payments, credits, or debits to be settled between parties

2. Property Return Schedule: Inventory of physical or intellectual property to be returned or transferred

3. Timeline Schedule: Detailed timeline for implementing various aspects of the termination

4. Surviving Provisions List: Comprehensive list of provisions from the original contract that will survive termination