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1. Children Arrangements: Used when the couple has minor children, covering custody, access, and child support arrangements

2. Pets: Included when there are pets to determine custody and care arrangements

3. Business Interests: Required when either spouse has business interests that need to be addressed during separation

4. Pension Rights: Necessary when dealing with pension equalization during separation

5. Insurance Policies: Used when there are joint insurance policies that need to be addressed

6. Vehicle Arrangements: Included when there are vehicles to be allocated between parties

7. Holiday Arrangements: Used when specific arrangements for holidays and special occasions need to be detailed

8. Mediation Clause: Optional clause for dealing with future disputes through mediation before court proceedings

9. Reconciliation Provisions: Terms addressing the possibility of reconciliation and its effect on the agreement

1. Schedule A - Asset List: Detailed inventory of all assets owned by the parties

2. Schedule B - Property Valuation: Professional valuations of significant assets including the marital home

3. Schedule C - Financial Disclosure: Comprehensive statement of both parties' financial positions

4. Schedule D - Household Items Distribution: Detailed list of how household items will be divided

5. Schedule E - Children's Expenses: Breakdown of children's expenses and cost sharing if applicable

6. Schedule F - Debt Schedule: List of all joint debts and liabilities with payment arrangements

7. Appendix 1 - Contact Schedule: Detailed arrangements for contact with children if applicable

8. Appendix 2 - Important Documents: Copies of relevant certificates, property deeds, and financial documents