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1. Children and Parenting: Include when the couple has children - covers parenting arrangements during reconciliation

2. Previous Agreements: Include when there are existing separation agreements or court orders that need to be addressed

3. Property Division: Include when specific arrangements about property division during reconciliation need to be documented

4. Debt Management: Include when there are significant debts or financial issues to be addressed

5. Religious or Cultural Requirements: Include when specific religious or cultural practices are part of the reconciliation process

6. Social Media and Privacy: Include when parties want to address public announcements or social media behavior

7. Business Interests: Include when either party has business interests that need to be addressed during reconciliation

1. Schedule A - Financial Disclosure: Current financial statements of both parties

2. Schedule B - Counseling Plan: Details of agreed-upon counseling arrangements including therapist, frequency, and cost sharing

3. Schedule C - Property Inventory: List of current joint and separate property

4. Schedule D - Existing Obligations: List of any existing court orders or agreements affected by reconciliation

5. Appendix 1 - Counselor's Report: Initial assessment or recommendations from marriage counselor if available

6. Appendix 2 - Parenting Schedule: Detailed parenting arrangements if children are involved