1. Business Interests: Required when either party owns business interests or shares in companies that need to be divided

2. International Assets: Needed when parties have assets located outside the UAE requiring special handling

3. Islamic Law Compliance: Required for Muslim couples to ensure compliance with Sharia principles of property division

4. Children's Property: Required when there are assets held in trust or designated for children's benefit

5. Intellectual Property Rights: Needed when either party has IP rights that require division or allocation

6. Future Assets: Optional section dealing with division of assets not yet received but expected (inheritances, legal settlements, etc.)

7. Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets: Required when parties own digital assets requiring specific handling and transfer procedures

1. Schedule A - Real Property Inventory: Detailed list of all real estate assets with legal descriptions and agreed disposition

2. Schedule B - Personal Property Inventory: Comprehensive list of significant personal property items and their allocation

3. Schedule C - Financial Assets: List of all bank accounts, investments, and financial instruments with account details

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Debts and Liabilities: Detail of all joint debts and agreed allocation of responsibility

5. Schedule E - Implementation Timeline: Specific dates and deadlines for various property transfers and payments

6. Schedule F - Valuation Reports: Professional valuations of significant assets (optional but recommended)

7. Appendix 1 - Required Legal Documents: Copies of property titles, account statements, and other relevant legal documents

8. Appendix 2 - Transfer Forms: Required administrative forms for property transfers in the UAE