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1. Children Arrangements: Used when the couple has children - includes custody, access, education, and maintenance arrangements

2. Religious Obligations: Include when religious considerations affect the separation, particularly relevant in Nigeria's multi-religious context

3. Business Interests: Required when spouses have joint business interests or shared commercial properties

4. Inheritance Rights: Include when there are specific agreements about inheritance rights post-separation

5. Extended Family Arrangements: Important in Nigerian context where extended family relationships need specific addressing

6. Cultural Obligations: Include when traditional or customary law obligations need to be addressed

7. International Assets: Required when couple has assets in multiple countries

8. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when either party has IP rights that need protection or division

1. Schedule A - Property Inventory: Detailed list of all matrimonial and separate property with agreed values

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

3. Schedule C - Children's Arrangements: Detailed parenting plan including custody schedule, holiday arrangements, and special occasions

4. Schedule D - Maintenance Calculations: Detailed calculations for any maintenance payments

5. Schedule E - Division of Household Items: Itemized list of household items and their agreed distribution

6. Schedule F - Business Assets: Detailed inventory and division plan for any business assets

7. Appendix 1 - Contact Information: Contact details for both parties, their lawyers, and other relevant parties

8. Appendix 2 - Important Documents: Copies of relevant certificates, titles, and other important documents