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1. Inheritance Provisions: Used when parties wish to include specific provisions about property inheritance rights

2. Business Interests: Required when either or both parties own business interests that need protection

3. Debt Management: Important when parties have significant existing debts or anticipate taking on joint debts

4. Children's Provisions: Used when there are children involved to address property held in trust or financial provisions for children

5. Religious Considerations: Necessary when one or both parties are Muslim to ensure compliance with Shariah principles

6. Property Development: Required when parties plan to develop property together or make significant improvements to existing property

1. Schedule 1: Asset Inventory: Detailed list of all assets owned by each party at the time of agreement

2. Schedule 2: Property Valuations: Current market valuations of significant properties owned by either party

3. Schedule 3: Financial Disclosure: Statement of each party's financial position including assets, liabilities, and income

4. Schedule 4: Shared Household Items: Inventory of jointly owned household items and their agreed ownership

5. Appendix A: Property Documents: Copies of property titles, mortgages, and other relevant property documentation

6. Appendix B: Financial Obligations: Details of ongoing financial commitments and how they will be managed