Prenuptial Agreement Without Lawyers Template for Australia

1. Business Interests: Specific provisions for existing or future business interests, used when either party owns or may start a business

2. Inheritance Rights: Treatment of expected inheritances, used when significant inheritances are anticipated

3. Intellectual Property: Protection of intellectual property rights, used for parties with significant IP assets

4. Children from Previous Relationships: Financial provisions for existing children, used when either party has children from previous relationships

5. Spousal Maintenance: Specific arrangements for spousal support, used when parties want to predetermine support obligations

6. Sunset Clause: Provision for agreement expiry after certain period/events, used when parties want the agreement to have limited duration

7. Cultural or Religious Requirements: Specific provisions related to cultural or religious obligations, used for couples with specific cultural/religious considerations

1. Schedule A - Asset Register: Detailed list of all assets owned by each party at the time of agreement

2. Schedule B - Liability Register: Detailed list of all liabilities of each party at the time of agreement

3. Schedule C - Financial Disclosures: Supporting financial documentation including bank statements, property valuations, and investment portfolios

4. Schedule D - Business Valuations: Professional valuations of any business interests

5. Schedule E - Superannuation Interests: Details of superannuation accounts and intended treatment

6. Appendix 1 - Certificate of Independent Financial Advice: Optional certificates from financial advisors consulted by each party

7. Appendix 2 - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the agreement such as trust deeds or loan agreements