Divorce Confidentiality Agreement Template for Australia

1. Social Media and Online Presence: Specific provisions regarding social media posts, online comments, and digital communications about the divorce or related matters

2. Children's Privacy: Additional provisions specifically protecting information about minor children, to be included when children are involved

3. Business Information: Specific provisions for protecting business-related information, when one or both parties own or operate businesses

4. Third Party Obligations: Provisions regarding family members, friends, or other third parties who may have access to confidential information

5. Media Communications: Specific provisions regarding interactions with media outlets, to be included for high-profile divorces

6. Professional Practice Protection: Special provisions for protecting professional practice information, relevant for medical practitioners, lawyers, or other professionals

7. Mutual Non-Disparagement: Provisions preventing parties from making derogatory statements about each other

8. Electronic Data Handling: Specific provisions for handling digital records, emails, and electronic communications

1. Schedule A - Specified Confidential Information: Detailed list of specific documents, information, and materials deemed confidential

2. Schedule B - Authorized Recipients: List of persons authorized to receive confidential information (e.g., legal advisors, accountants, mediators)

3. Schedule C - Security Protocols: Detailed procedures for handling and storing confidential information

4. Schedule D - Form of Confidentiality Undertaking: Template for confidentiality undertakings to be signed by authorized third parties

5. Appendix 1 - Notification Requirements: Procedures and timeframes for notifications regarding potential or actual breaches

6. Appendix 2 - Destruction Certificate: Template certificate confirming destruction of confidential information when required