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1. Business Interests: To be included if the deponent owns or has interests in any businesses, detailing ownership percentage, value, and income derived

2. Dependent Information: Required when the affidavit is being used for matters involving child support or maintenance, detailing dependents' needs and expenses

3. Investment Portfolio: Detailed section for those with significant investments, breaking down different investment types and their current values

4. Expected Changes in Financial Position: Include when there are known future changes to income, expenses, or assets that may affect the financial position

5. Trust Interests: Required when the deponent is a beneficiary or trustee of any trusts

6. Pension and Retirement Accounts: Detailed section for those with significant pension or retirement savings requiring separate detailed disclosure

1. Schedule A - Income Documentation: Copies of pay slips, tax returns, and other income verification documents for the past 12 months

2. Schedule B - Bank Statements: Recent bank statements from all accounts for the past 3-6 months

3. Schedule C - Property Valuations: Recent valuations or estimates for real estate and other significant assets

4. Schedule D - Expense Records: Supporting documentation for major regular expenses

5. Schedule E - Investment Statements: Recent statements for all investment accounts and portfolios

6. Schedule F - Liability Documentation: Current statements for all loans, mortgages, and other debts

7. Schedule G - Business Financial Documents: Financial statements and valuations for any business interests