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1. Business Assets Protection: Specific provisions for protecting business assets, used when one or both spouses own business interests

2. Children's Provisions: Arrangements regarding existing or future children, used when couples want to address child-related financial matters

3. International Assets: Special provisions for international property or assets, used when couples have assets in multiple jurisdictions

4. Debt Management: Specific provisions regarding existing or future debts, used when there are significant debt considerations

5. Family Property: Special provisions for inherited or family-specific property, used when protecting specific family assets

6. Career Development: Provisions regarding career changes or education support, used when one spouse may sacrifice career for family

7. Religious Requirements: Specific religious marriage or divorce requirements, used when couples wish to incorporate religious elements

1. Schedule A - Asset Inventory: Detailed listing of all current assets owned by both parties

2. Schedule B - Pre-marital Property: Comprehensive inventory of pre-marital assets with supporting documentation

3. Schedule C - Business Valuations: Professional valuations of any business interests owned by either party

4. Schedule D - Pension Details: Details of pension schemes and current valuations

5. Schedule E - Property Documents: Copies of property titles and related documents

6. Appendix 1 - Financial Disclosure: Detailed financial disclosure statements from both parties

7. Appendix 2 - Legal Certificates: Copies of marriage certificates and other relevant legal documents