1. Children: Includes arrangements regarding existing or future children (used when parties have or plan to have children)

2. Pets: Arrangements for pet ownership and care (used when parties have or plan to have pets)

3. Business Interests: Provisions regarding shared business interests (used when parties have joint business ventures)

4. Death Provisions: Arrangements in case of death of either party (used when parties want to include estate planning elements)

5. Healthcare Decisions: Provisions for medical decision-making authority (used when parties want to grant each other healthcare proxy rights)

6. Debt Management: Handling of existing debts and future debt acquisition (used when parties have significant debt or specific debt concerns)

7. Property Maintenance: Specific arrangements for property maintenance and improvements (used when parties own property together)

8. Insurance Arrangements: Provisions regarding life, health, or property insurance (used when parties want to specify insurance obligations)

1. Schedule A - Property Inventory: Detailed list of each party's separate property brought into the cohabitation

2. Schedule B - Financial Disclosure: Current financial status of each party including assets and liabilities

3. Schedule C - Household Expenses: Detailed breakdown of shared household expenses and contribution ratios

4. Schedule D - Joint Assets: List of jointly owned assets and agreed-upon ownership percentages

5. Appendix 1 - Utility Accounts: List of utility accounts and responsible parties

6. Appendix 2 - Emergency Contacts: List of emergency contacts and important medical information

7. Appendix 3 - Pet Information: Details about pets including veterinary information and care instructions