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1. International Travel: Rules for international travel with children, including passport arrangements - used when either parent has international connections

2. Relocation Provisions: Terms regarding potential future relocation of either parent - important when career changes or moves are anticipated

3. Right of First Refusal: Agreement to offer childcare to the other parent before seeking alternative care - useful for families wanting to maximize parental care

4. Electronic Communication: Rules for video calls/electronic contact during other parent's time - particularly relevant for tech-savvy families

5. Grandparent/Extended Family Access: Provisions for maintaining relationships with extended family - important when extended family plays significant role

6. Medical Emergency Protocol: Specific procedures for medical emergencies - crucial when children have medical conditions

7. Education Cost Sharing: Detailed arrangements for sharing private school or post-secondary education costs - relevant for families planning private education

1. Schedule A - Calendar: Detailed calendar showing the regular parenting schedule, including pickup/dropoff times

2. Schedule B - Holiday Schedule: Comprehensive holiday and special occasion rotation schedule

3. Schedule C - Contact Information: List of important contact information for both parents, children, and relevant third parties

4. Schedule D - Expense Sharing: Detailed breakdown of shared expenses and payment responsibilities

5. Schedule E - Children's Activities: List of agreed-upon extracurricular activities and associated responsibilities

6. Appendix 1 - Communication Log: Template for documenting important communications between parents

7. Appendix 2 - Medical Information: Children's medical history, medications, and healthcare providers