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1. Children's Arrangements: Used when the couple has children, covering custody, access, and parenting arrangements

2. Child Support: Include when there are children and specific child support arrangements need to be documented

3. Spousal Maintenance: Used when ongoing financial support from one spouse to another is agreed upon

4. Business Interests: Include when the couple has shared business interests that need to be divided or managed

5. Pets: Used when arrangements need to be made for the care and custody of family pets

6. Inheritance and Trusts: Include when there are significant inheritance matters or trust arrangements to address

7. Superannuation Splitting: Used when superannuation interests need to be divided between the parties

8. International Assets: Include when the couple has assets in multiple jurisdictions

9. Life Insurance: Used when existing life insurance policies need to be addressed or new obligations created

10. Tax Arrangements: Include when specific tax implications need to be addressed or allocated between parties

1. Schedule A - Property List: Detailed inventory of all matrimonial property including real estate, vehicles, and personal effects

2. Schedule B - Financial Assets: List of all financial assets including bank accounts, investments, and superannuation

3. Schedule C - Liabilities: Complete list of joint and individual debts and liabilities

4. Schedule D - Distribution of Assets: Detailed breakdown of how assets will be divided between parties

5. Schedule E - Parenting Plan: Detailed parenting arrangements if children are involved

6. Appendix 1 - Property Valuations: Professional valuations of significant assets

7. Appendix 2 - Financial Statements: Recent financial statements, tax returns, and other relevant financial documents

8. Appendix 3 - Independent Legal Advice Certificates: Certificates from each party's legal representatives confirming independent advice was received