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1. Beneficiary Provisions: Used when specific beneficiaries are designated to receive benefits from the trust

2. Investment Powers: Include when the trust involves investment activities or substantial financial assets

3. Appointment and Removal of Trustees: Include when there's a possibility of changing trustees or appointing additional trustees

4. Trust Protector Provisions: Used when appointing a trust protector to oversee trustee actions

5. Accounting and Reporting: Include for larger trusts requiring formal accounting procedures

6. Amendment Provisions: Include when the settlor wants to retain power to modify trust terms

7. Tax Provisions: Include when specific tax planning objectives are involved

1. Schedule A - Trust Property: Detailed inventory and description of all assets placed in trust

2. Schedule B - Initial Trustees: Details of the initial trustee(s) if different from the settlor

3. Schedule C - Beneficiary Details: If applicable, detailed information about beneficiaries and their entitlements

4. Appendix 1 - Asset Valuations: Professional valuations of trust assets where required

5. Appendix 2 - Property Documents: Copies of relevant property titles or certificates

6. Appendix 3 - Investment Guidelines: If applicable, detailed investment parameters and restrictions