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1. Children Arrangements: Used when the couple has children - covers custody, access, education, and child maintenance

2. Pension Arrangements: Required when either party has pension assets that need to be addressed

3. Business Interests: Included when either party owns or has interests in business ventures

4. Inheritance Rights: Used when parties wish to address future inheritance rights explicitly

5. Insurance Policies: Required when there are life, health, or other insurance policies to be addressed

6. Pets: Used when arrangements need to be made regarding family pets

7. Religious Obligations: Included when religious aspects of separation need to be addressed

8. Foreign Assets: Required when either party has assets in other jurisdictions

9. Future Dispute Resolution: Optional provisions for handling future disputes through mediation or arbitration

1. Schedule A - Family Home: Detailed description of the family home and agreed arrangements

2. Schedule B - Personal Property Inventory: Comprehensive list of personal property and their agreed division

3. Schedule C - Financial Assets: Detailed list of all financial assets and their agreed division

4. Schedule D - Children's Arrangements: Detailed parenting schedule and specific arrangements for children

5. Schedule E - Maintenance Calculations: Detailed breakdown of maintenance calculations and payment arrangements

6. Schedule F - Joint Debts: Comprehensive list of all joint debts and liabilities

7. Appendix 1 - Financial Disclosure: Summary of both parties' financial positions at separation

8. Appendix 2 - Legal Advice Certificates: Certificates confirming independent legal advice received by both parties