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1. Business Interests: Required when either party owns or is involved in business operations that need temporary management arrangements

2. International Assets: Needed when the couple has assets in multiple jurisdictions requiring special consideration

3. Pets: Required when arrangements need to be made for family pets during separation

4. Pension Rights: Optional section for preliminary arrangements regarding pension rights, if immediate consideration is necessary

5. Communication Protocol: Useful when parties need structured guidelines for communication during separation

6. Holiday Arrangements: Required when specific arrangements for holidays and special occasions need to be documented

7. Mediation Clause: Optional provision for using mediation to resolve any disputes during separation

8. Tax Arrangements: Required when specific tax considerations need to be addressed during separation

1. Schedule A - Financial Disclosure: Detailed list of assets, liabilities, and income of both parties

2. Schedule B - Household Inventory: Comprehensive list of household items and their agreed division

3. Schedule C - Children's Schedule: Detailed parenting schedule and arrangements if children are involved

4. Schedule D - Maintenance Calculations: Detailed calculations for spousal and/or child maintenance payments

5. Schedule E - Property Details: Details of real estate and temporary arrangements for their use/maintenance

6. Appendix 1 - Proof of Income: Recent salary statements, tax returns, and other income documentation

7. Appendix 2 - Important Contracts: Copies of relevant contracts affecting the separation (leases, loans, etc.)

8. Appendix 3 - Communication Guidelines: Detailed protocols for communication between parties during separation