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1. Survival Clauses: Specification of which clauses from the original agreement survive termination - use when certain obligations need to continue

2. Settlement Terms: Details of any financial settlement or compensation - include when termination involves financial arrangements

3. Non-Disparagement: Mutual agreement not to make negative statements about each other - important for high-profile or sensitive terminations

4. Future Cooperation: Terms for any transitional assistance or future cooperation - use when ongoing interaction is necessary

5. Tax Provisions: Specific arrangements regarding tax implications - include when significant financial settlements are involved

6. Dispute Resolution: Specific dispute resolution procedures - include when parties want to specify alternative dispute resolution methods

7. Non-Compete/Non-Solicitation: Continuation or modification of any restrictive covenants - use when protecting business interests is crucial

1. Schedule A - Original Contract: Copy or key details of the original contract being terminated

2. Schedule B - Settlement Calculations: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlements or payments

3. Schedule C - Property Register: List of items to be returned or transferred between parties

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Obligations: Detailed list of remaining obligations and their completion timeline

5. Schedule E - Surviving Provisions: Comprehensive list of provisions from original contract that survive termination