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1. International Assets: Required when either party owns assets in other countries, addressing cross-border property issues

2. Business Interests: Needed when either party owns or may acquire business interests, detailing how these will be treated

3. Inheritance Provisions: Optional section dealing with inheritance rights and estate planning, particularly relevant for couples with children from previous relationships

4. Pension and Insurance: Detailed provisions about pension rights and insurance policies when significant pension assets exist

5. Real Estate Arrangements: Required when couples own or plan to acquire real estate, including specific provisions for the family home

6. Maintenance Provisions: Optional provisions regarding spousal maintenance in case of separation or divorce

7. Cultural or Religious Requirements: Needed when specific cultural or religious obligations need to be incorporated into the agreement

1. Schedule A - Pre-marital Assets of First Party: Detailed inventory of all assets owned by the first party before marriage

2. Schedule B - Pre-marital Assets of Second Party: Detailed inventory of all assets owned by the second party before marriage

3. Schedule C - Joint Assets: List of assets agreed to be held jointly from the start of marriage

4. Schedule D - Pre-marital Debts: Declaration of existing debts and liabilities of both parties

5. Schedule E - Property Management Rules: Detailed procedures and rules for managing specific categories of property

6. Appendix 1 - Asset Valuation Reports: Professional valuations of significant assets where relevant

7. Appendix 2 - Required Cantonal Forms: Any specific forms required by the relevant Swiss canton