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1. Business Interests: Required when either party owns or may establish business ventures, detailing how business assets and income will be treated

2. Inheritance Rights: Optional section addressing how inherited property will be treated during and after the relationship

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Needed when either party has or expects to have significant intellectual property assets

4. Child Support Provisions: Required if the parties have or plan to have children together, though noting that child support itself cannot be waived

5. Property Outside Philippines: Necessary when either party owns or expects to acquire property in other countries

6. Future Marriage Provisions: Optional section addressing how this agreement would relate to any future marriage agreement

7. Debt Protection: Required when either party has significant pre-existing debt or anticipates taking on substantial debt

1. Schedule A - Individual Assets: Detailed inventory of each party's separate property at the time of agreement

2. Schedule B - Joint Assets: List of all jointly owned property at the time of agreement

3. Schedule C - Financial Disclosure: Complete financial disclosure from both parties including assets, liabilities, and income

4. Schedule D - Business Assets: Detailed list of business interests and their agreed treatment

5. Schedule E - Debt Schedule: Comprehensive list of each party's individual and joint debts

6. Appendix 1 - Asset Valuation Reports: Independent valuations of significant assets mentioned in the agreement

7. Appendix 2 - Certificate of Independent Legal Advice: Confirmations that each party received independent legal advice