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1. Children's Matters: Optional section dealing with financial arrangements for existing or future children (note: cannot be binding for future child support)

2. Business Interests: Specific provisions for handling business assets and interests, used when either party owns a business

3. International Assets: Special provisions for international property or investments, used when parties have overseas assets

4. Inheritance and Gifts: Specific treatment of inherited or gifted assets, particularly important for family wealth preservation

5. Superannuation Splitting: Detailed provisions for superannuation interests, required if superannuation splitting is intended

6. Death Benefits: Provisions regarding life insurance and death benefits, important for estate planning purposes

7. Cultural or Religious Requirements: Special provisions addressing specific cultural or religious requirements regarding property or financial matters

1. Schedule A - Assets and Liabilities of First Party: Detailed list of all assets and liabilities of the first party at the time of agreement

2. Schedule B - Assets and Liabilities of Second Party: Detailed list of all assets and liabilities of the second party at the time of agreement

3. Schedule C - Joint Assets and Liabilities: List of any existing joint assets and liabilities

4. Schedule D - Certificates of Independent Legal Advice: Signed certificates from each party's legal representative confirming independent legal advice

5. Schedule E - Superannuation Interests: Details of superannuation interests of both parties

6. Schedule F - Business Valuations: Any relevant business valuations or appraisals

7. Appendix 1 - Financial Disclosure Statements: Detailed financial disclosure statements from both parties