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1. Holiday and Special Occasions Schedule: Used when parties want specific arrangements for holidays, birthdays, and special events

2. International Travel Provisions: Required when there is potential for overseas travel with the children

3. Relocation Provisions: Added when there's possibility of one parent moving to a different city/region

4. Technology Use: Include when parties want to establish rules about children's use of technology and social media

5. Right of First Refusal: Used when parties want to give the other parent priority for childcare when the custodial parent is unavailable

6. Grandparent/Extended Family Contact: Include when specific arrangements for extended family contact need to be formalized

7. Medical Emergency Protocol: Added when there are specific health concerns or complex medical needs

8. Education Provisions: Include when specific arrangements about school choice, costs, or special education needs must be addressed

9. Cultural and Religious Practices: Used when specific cultural or religious considerations need to be maintained for the children

1. Schedule A - Contact Schedule: Detailed calendar showing regular parenting time arrangements

2. Schedule B - Holiday Schedule: Comprehensive list of holiday arrangements and rotations

3. Schedule C - Child Support Calculations: Detailed breakdown of child support calculations and financial obligations

4. Schedule D - Children's Special Needs: Details of any special medical, educational, or other needs for each child

5. Schedule E - Agreed Expenses: List of agreed-upon shared expenses and payment responsibilities

6. Appendix 1 - Communication Protocol: Detailed guidelines for parent-to-parent and parent-child communication

7. Appendix 2 - Emergency Contacts: List of emergency contacts and important phone numbers

8. Appendix 3 - Medical Information: Children's medical history, allergies, and healthcare providers