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1. Children Arrangements: Used when the couple has children together, covering custody, visitation, and child support arrangements

2. Pet Arrangements: Used when there are shared pets, detailing custody and care arrangements

3. Business Interests: Used when the partners share business interests or joint commercial ventures

4. Pension Arrangements: Used when there are shared pension rights or arrangements to be divided

5. Mutual Maintenance: Used when partners agree to ongoing financial support arrangements

6. Insurance Policies: Used when there are joint insurance policies that need to be separated or maintained

7. Intellectual Property Rights: Used when there are shared intellectual property rights to be divided

8. Future Inheritance Rights: Used when previously agreed inheritance arrangements need to be formally terminated

9. Tax Arrangements: Used when specific tax implications need to be addressed due to complex financial arrangements

1. Schedule A - Property Inventory: Detailed list of all jointly owned property and agreed division

2. Schedule B - Financial Assets: List of all financial assets including bank accounts, investments, and savings

3. Schedule C - Joint Debts: Comprehensive list of all joint debts and liabilities

4. Schedule D - Personal Effects Distribution: Detailed inventory of personal belongings and their agreed distribution

5. Appendix 1 - Property Valuation Reports: Independent valuations of significant assets (if applicable)

6. Appendix 2 - Financial Disclosure Statements: Declarations of financial positions from both parties

7. Appendix 3 - Child Arrangements Plan: Detailed parenting plan if children are involved

8. Appendix 4 - Business Valuation Reports: Valuations of any shared business interests