1. Business Interests: Protection of business assets and future business interests, used when either party owns or may own a business

2. Inheritance and Gifts: Treatment of inherited assets or gifts, particularly relevant for families with significant inherited wealth

3. Children: Provisions regarding existing children or future children, though note that child custody cannot be predetermined

4. International Assets: Special provisions for overseas assets, needed when parties have international property or investments

5. Intellectual Property: Protection of intellectual property rights, relevant for artists, authors, or entrepreneurs

6. Family Trust Interests: Provisions regarding family trust interests, used when either party is a beneficiary of family trusts

7. Retirement Benefits: Treatment of pension and retirement benefits, particularly important for older couples

8. Spousal Maintenance: Provisions for spousal support in case of separation, optional but recommended for couples with significant income disparity

1. Schedule 1: Assets and Liabilities: Detailed inventory of each party's assets and liabilities at the time of agreement

2. Schedule 2: Property Schedule: Specific details of real estate properties owned by either party

3. Schedule 3: Business Assets: Detailed listing of business interests and their agreed treatment

4. Schedule 4: Inherited Assets: Schedule of inherited assets and their agreed treatment

5. Schedule 5: Personal Effects: List of significant personal items and their agreed ownership

6. Appendix A: Financial Disclosure: Detailed financial statements from both parties

7. Appendix B: Certificates of Independent Legal Advice: Signed certificates from each party's legal advisor

8. Appendix C: Valuation Reports: Professional valuations of significant assets