1. Reservation of Rights: Used when certain aspects of the estate administration remain ongoing or certain claims are specifically excluded from the release

2. Indemnification: Added when the beneficiary agrees to indemnify the executor against future claims

3. Dispute Resolution: Included for larger estates or where family tension exists, specifying process for resolving any future disputes

4. Confidentiality: Added when privacy regarding estate details is particularly important

5. Tax Acknowledgments: Used when significant tax implications exist for the distribution

6. Multiple Beneficiary Provisions: Required when release form covers multiple beneficiaries

1. Schedule A - Estate Distribution Details: Itemized list of assets, funds, and property received by the beneficiary

2. Schedule B - Estate Account Summary: Summary of estate accounts showing assets, liabilities, and distributions

3. Schedule C - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents such as probate grant, death certificate

4. Appendix 1 - Tax Information: Details of tax implications and calculations affecting the distribution

5. Appendix 2 - Asset Valuations: Professional valuations of significant estate assets