Simple Prenup Agreement Template for Australia

1. Business Interests: Section dealing with existing or future business interests, used when either party owns or may establish a business

2. Inheritance: Provisions regarding expected inheritances or family trusts, used when significant inheritances are anticipated

3. Overseas Property: Provisions dealing with property located outside Australia, used when parties have international assets

4. Children: Provisions regarding financial arrangements for existing or future children, used when relevant to the parties' circumstances

5. Debt Management: Specific provisions about handling existing or future debts, used when parties have significant debt concerns

6. Religious Requirements: Specific provisions to comply with religious marriage requirements, used when parties have religious considerations

7. Confidentiality: Provisions regarding privacy and confidentiality of the agreement terms, used when parties want additional privacy protection

1. Schedule A - Assets and Liabilities: Detailed list of each party's assets and liabilities at the time of the agreement

2. Schedule B - Financial Disclosure: Comprehensive financial disclosure by both parties

3. Schedule C - Agreed Property Division: Specific agreements about how property will be divided in various scenarios

4. Appendix 1 - Certificate of Independent Legal Advice: Certificates from each party's lawyer confirming independent legal advice was provided

5. Appendix 2 - Property Valuations: Professional valuations of significant assets

6. Appendix 3 - Business Valuations: Valuations of business interests (if applicable)