1. Children's Arrangements: Used when the couple has children - covers day-to-day care, contact arrangements, and decision-making responsibilities

2. Child Support: Used when there are children - details of child support arrangements, whether following statutory calculations or by agreement

3. Spousal Maintenance: Used when one party will provide financial support to the other post-separation

4. Family Home: Used when there is a family home to be dealt with - specific arrangements for sale or transfer

5. Business Interests: Used when either party has business interests that need to be addressed

6. Trusts: Used when trust property or interests need to be addressed

7. Inheritance/Gifts: Used when there are specific inherited assets or gifts to be excluded from relationship property

8. Pets: Used when there are pets whose custody needs to be arranged

9. Protection Orders: Used when there are existing or required protection orders to be acknowledged

10. Confidentiality: Used when parties wish to keep the terms of their agreement private

1. Schedule A - Relationship Property: Comprehensive list of all relationship property with agreed values

2. Schedule B - Separate Property: List of property agreed to be separate property of each party

3. Schedule C - Division of Chattels: Detailed list of how household items and personal effects are to be divided

4. Schedule D - Liabilities: List of all joint and separate liabilities and their agreed treatment

5. Schedule E - Bank Accounts: Details of all bank accounts and their agreed division

6. Schedule F - Superannuation: Details of superannuation/pension arrangements and their division

7. Appendix 1 - Children's Care Schedule: Detailed schedule of care arrangements for children, including holidays and special occasions

8. Appendix 2 - Independent Legal Advice Certificates: Certificates from lawyers confirming independent legal advice has been given to each party