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1. Children's Matters: Provisions regarding existing or future children's care and financial support (note: cannot contract out of child support obligations)

2. Business Assets: Specific provisions for business ownership and operation, used when either party owns or may acquire business interests

3. Trust Provisions: Clauses dealing with existing or future trust interests, used when either party has trust involvement

4. Inheritance and Gifts: Treatment of inherited assets and gifts, particularly relevant for parties expecting significant inheritances

5. Debt Management: Specific provisions for managing existing or future debts, particularly relevant for parties with significant debt

6. International Assets: Provisions for overseas property and investments, used when parties have international assets

7. Family Home: Specific provisions regarding the family home, particularly relevant if one party owns the home pre-relationship

8. Death Provisions: Arrangements in case of death during the relationship, including interaction with wills

1. Schedule 1: Asset and Liability Schedule: Comprehensive list of each party's assets and liabilities at the time of agreement

2. Schedule 2: Certificates of Independent Legal Advice: Statutory required certificates from each party's lawyer confirming independent legal advice

3. Schedule 3: Financial Disclosures: Detailed financial disclosures from both parties including valuations where relevant

4. Schedule 4: Future Property Arrangements: Specific arrangements for property likely to be acquired in the future

5. Appendix A: Valuation Reports: Professional valuations of significant assets (if applicable)

6. Appendix B: Business Documentation: Relevant business documents and valuations (if applicable)