1. Mutual Release: Used when both parties are releasing claims against each other, rather than a one-way release

2. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the terms of the release private

3. Future Claims: Specific provisions addressing potential future claims, particularly relevant if there are ongoing business interests

4. Tax Implications: Include when the release involves significant assets or financial arrangements with tax consequences

5. Survival of Terms: Used when certain provisions need to survive the termination or invalidity of other parts of the agreement

6. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify a particular method for resolving future disputes

7. Amendment Procedure: Include when parties want to allow for potential future modifications to the release terms

1. Schedule A - Asset List: Detailed list of assets covered by the release, including property, investments, and personal items

2. Schedule B - Financial Obligations: List of any financial obligations being released or retained

3. Schedule C - Independent Legal Advice Certificates: Formal certificates from legal practitioners confirming advice given to each party

4. Appendix 1 - Related Agreements: Copies or references to related agreements such as property settlements or divorce orders

5. Appendix 2 - Supporting Documents: Any relevant supporting documentation such as valuations or financial statements