1. Business Interests: Required when either spouse owns business interests or professional practices

2. Inheritance and Gifts: Needed when significant inherited assets or gifts received during marriage need to be addressed

3. Foreign Assets: Required when the couple owns property or assets in other countries

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary when dealing with patents, copyrights, or other intellectual property

5. Future Asset Discovery: Provisions for handling subsequently discovered assets, recommended in complex estates

6. Compensatory Payments: Required when one party needs to make equalizing payments over time

7. Special Tax Considerations: Needed for complex tax situations or international tax implications

8. Children's Property: Required when there are specific assets held for or belonging to children

1. Schedule A - Real Estate: Detailed description of all real estate properties, including market valuations and supporting documents

2. Schedule B - Financial Assets: Comprehensive list of all bank accounts, investments, and financial instruments

3. Schedule C - Personal Property: Itemized list of significant personal property items and their agreed distribution

4. Schedule D - Pension Information: Details of all pension entitlements and calculation of Versorgungsausgleich

5. Schedule E - Business Valuations: Professional valuations and details of business interests

6. Schedule F - Debt Schedule: Complete listing of all debts and liabilities with allocation details

7. Appendix 1 - Asset Valuations: Professional valuations and supporting documentation for major assets

8. Appendix 2 - Tax Calculations: Relevant tax calculations and implications of the property division

9. Appendix 3 - Implementation Timeline: Detailed timeline for implementing various aspects of the agreement