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1. Business Interests: Section dealing with any shared business ventures or professional practices, used when parties have joint business interests

2. Inheritance Rights: Addresses inheritance matters and estate planning, particularly relevant for long-term relationships

3. Children's Provisions: Addresses property arrangements relating to children from current or previous relationships, used when parties have children

4. Intellectual Property: Deals with ownership of intellectual property created during cohabitation, used for creative professionals or business owners

5. Pets and Personal Effects: Specific provisions for pets and personal belongings, used when parties want to clearly define ownership of specific items

6. Insurance Policies: Provisions regarding life insurance and other insurance policies, used when parties have significant insurance arrangements

7. Retirement Benefits: Addresses rights to pension and retirement benefits, used for longer-term relationships or older couples

1. Schedule A - Separate Property Inventory: Detailed list of each party's separate property brought into the relationship

2. Schedule B - Common Property Inventory: Detailed list of all property agreed to be owned jointly

3. Schedule C - Financial Accounts: List of all bank accounts, investments, and financial instruments, indicating ownership

4. Schedule D - Real Property Details: Specific details of any real estate owned separately or jointly, including titles and mortgages

5. Schedule E - Valuable Personal Items: Inventory of valuable personal items, artworks, jewelry, or collections

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

7. Appendix 2 - Financial Obligations: Details of existing debts, loans, and financial commitments of each party