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1. International Assets: Required when parties own assets in multiple jurisdictions, addressing cross-border property ownership and applicable laws

2. Business Interests: Required when either party owns business interests, addressing treatment of business assets and future profits

3. Inheritance Provisions: Optional section dealing with inheritance rights and expectations, particularly relevant for mixed-nationality couples

4. Language Provisions: Required when agreement is drafted in multiple languages, specifying which version prevails

5. Pension and Insurance: Required when specific arrangements for pension splitting or insurance policies need to be addressed

6. Real Estate: Required when dealing with specific provisions for existing or future real estate ownership

7. Intellectual Property: Required when either party has significant intellectual property assets

1. Schedule A - Asset Inventory: Detailed list of all assets owned by both parties at the time of agreement

2. Schedule B - Liability Inventory: Detailed list of all liabilities of both parties at the time of agreement

3. Schedule C - Business Assets: Detailed description of business interests and their agreed treatment

4. Schedule D - Real Estate: Details of real estate properties and their ownership structure

5. Schedule E - Banking Information: List of bank accounts and financial investments

6. Appendix 1 - Marriage Certificate: Copy of marriage certificate with certified translation if necessary

7. Appendix 2 - Property Valuations: Independent valuations of significant assets where relevant