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1. Business Interests: Used when either party owns business interests that need special protection or management provisions

2. Inheritance Rights: Include when parties wish to specify arrangements regarding inherited or inheritable property

3. Support Obligations: Used when parties want to define specific support obligations or waive certain support rights

4. Real Estate Management: Include when either party owns significant real estate requiring specific management provisions

5. Intellectual Property Rights: Used when either party has intellectual property that needs protection or special provisions

6. Foreign Assets: Include when either party has assets in other countries requiring special treatment

7. Family Business Protection: Used when family business interests need to be protected from marriage dissolution

8. Gift Provisions: Include when parties want to specify how gifts received during marriage will be treated

1. Schedule A - Separate Property of First Party: Detailed inventory of all assets and properties owned by the first party prior to marriage

2. Schedule B - Separate Property of Second Party: Detailed inventory of all assets and properties owned by the second party prior to marriage

3. Schedule C - Agreed Common Property: List of properties that parties agree will be treated as common property

4. Schedule D - Pre-existing Debts: Detailed list of each party's pre-existing debts and liabilities

5. Schedule E - Business Interests: Detailed description of business interests owned by either party

6. Appendix 1 - Asset Valuation Reports: Independent valuation reports for significant assets mentioned in the agreement

7. Appendix 2 - Financial Disclosure Statements: Detailed financial disclosure statements from both parties