Divorce Settlement Agreement Template for Belgium

1. International Assets: Required when parties have assets in multiple countries, detailing international property division

2. Business Interests: Required when either party owns business interests that need to be addressed in the settlement

3. Educational Arrangements: Required when there are specific agreements about children's education

4. Religious Considerations: Required when religious aspects need to be addressed in child-rearing or other matters

5. Language Provisions: Required in cases where children's linguistic education or communication between parties in different languages needs to be addressed

6. Pet Custody: Required when arrangements for family pets need to be specified

7. Social Security and Benefits: Required when there are specific arrangements regarding social security benefits or other government benefits

8. Insurance Provisions: Required when addressing health, life, or other insurance policies and beneficiary arrangements

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

2. Schedule B - Financial Accounts: List of all bank accounts, investment accounts, and their agreed distribution

3. Schedule C - Child Custody Calendar: Detailed visitation schedule including holidays and special occasions

4. Schedule D - Child Support Calculations: Detailed calculations of child support based on Belgian guidelines

5. Schedule E - Debt Schedule: List of all marital debts and responsibilities for payment

6. Appendix 1 - Property Valuations: Professional valuations of significant assets

7. Appendix 2 - Pension Information: Details of pension arrangements and divisions

8. Appendix 3 - Children's Special Needs: Any specific arrangements for children's medical, educational, or other special needs