Divorce Property Division Agreement Template for Australia

1. Business Interests: Required when either party owns business assets or shares in private companies

2. International Assets: Needed when parties have assets located outside Australia

3. Future Inheritance: Used when there are expected inheritances that need to be addressed

4. Spousal Maintenance: Required when ongoing financial support is part of the agreement

5. Trust Interests: Needed when either party has interests in family or other trusts

6. Intellectual Property: Required when dealing with patents, trademarks, or other intellectual property

7. Life Insurance: Used when addressing existing life insurance policies and their beneficiaries

8. Family Loans: Required when addressing loans from family members or related parties

1. Schedule A - Real Property: Detailed list of all real estate assets including addresses, titles, and current valuations

2. Schedule B - Personal Property: Itemized list of personal property items and their agreed values

3. Schedule C - Financial Assets: Complete list of bank accounts, investments, and other financial assets with account details

4. Schedule D - Superannuation Interests: Details of all superannuation accounts and agreed splitting arrangements

5. Schedule E - Liabilities: Comprehensive list of all debts and liabilities including mortgage, loans, and credit cards

6. Schedule F - Business Assets: Detailed description of business assets and agreed valuations

7. Schedule G - Documents for Transfer: List of documents required for implementing the agreement

8. Appendix 1 - Independent Legal Advice Certificates: Certificates from each party's legal representative confirming advice given

9. Appendix 2 - Financial Disclosure Statements: Sworn financial statements from both parties