1. Specific Asset Provisions: Detailed provisions for specific assets or properties when the waiver relates to particular assets rather than general rights

2. Survival Provisions: Provisions specifying whether the waiver survives divorce or separation, needed when the waiver is intended to remain effective beyond the marriage

3. Foreign Asset Provisions: Additional provisions for assets located outside Hong Kong, required when international properties or rights are involved

4. Revival Rights: Conditions under which certain rights might be revived, if any revival possibilities are to be preserved

5. Translation Clause: Required when one party's primary language is not English or Chinese, confirming that the contents have been explained in their preferred language

1. Schedule of Waived Rights: Detailed itemization of all specific rights, interests, and claims being waived

2. Schedule of Assets: Comprehensive list of relevant assets and properties covered by the waiver, including their descriptions and values

3. Certificate of Independent Legal Advice: Confirmation from each party's legal representative that independent legal advice has been provided

4. Statutory Declaration: Sworn statements from the parties confirming their understanding and voluntary execution of the waiver

5. Translation Certificate: If applicable, certification of translation accuracy by a qualified translator