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1. Children's Arrangements: Used when the couple has children - includes custody, access, and child support arrangements

2. Pets: Used when there are pets to address custody and care arrangements

3. Business Interests: Required when spouses have joint business interests or shared professional practices

4. Inheritance Rights: Optional section addressing any inheritance rights during separation

5. Joint Debts: Used when there are significant joint debts to be addressed

6. Holiday Arrangements: Used when specific holiday schedules need to be established, especially with children

7. Communication Protocol: Added when specific rules for communication between parties need to be established

8. Property Sale: Included when joint property is to be sold during the separation period

9. Mediation Clause: Optional provision for handling future disputes through mediation

10. International Travel: Required when one party may travel internationally with children

1. Schedule A - Asset List: Detailed inventory of all marital assets and their agreed division

2. Schedule B - Household Items: Comprehensive list of household items and their allocation

3. Schedule C - Financial Obligations: List of all joint financial obligations and responsibility allocation

4. Schedule D - Children's Schedule: Detailed visitation and care schedule for children if applicable

5. Schedule E - Maintenance Calculations: Detailed calculations for any maintenance payments

6. Schedule F - Insurance Policies: List of insurance policies and their handling during separation

7. Appendix 1 - Contact Information: Important contact details for both parties and relevant third parties

8. Appendix 2 - Important Documents: List of important documents and their location/custodianship