Non Legal Separation Agreement Template for Canada

1. Children: Section required if the couple has children, covering custody, access, decision-making, and child support

2. Pets: Section needed if the couple has pets to determine custody and care arrangements

3. Business Interests: Required if either party owns a business or they have joint business interests

4. Insurance and Benefits: Needed if there are shared insurance policies or benefit plans to be addressed

5. Tax Arrangements: Required if there are specific tax considerations or joint filing issues to be addressed

6. Religious or Cultural Obligations: Include if there are specific religious or cultural considerations that need to be documented

7. International Assets: Required if either party has assets in other countries

8. Confidentiality: Optional section if parties wish to keep the terms of their separation private

9. Social Media and Privacy: Modern section addressing how parties will handle social media and online privacy during separation

1. Schedule A - Asset List: Detailed inventory of all shared assets including property, vehicles, furniture, and valuables

2. Schedule B - Debt List: Comprehensive list of all shared debts and liabilities

3. Schedule C - Financial Disclosure: Detailed financial information from both parties including income, expenses, and assets

4. Schedule D - Child Support Calculations: If applicable, detailed calculations of child support amounts based on guidelines

5. Schedule E - Parenting Schedule: If applicable, detailed calendar and arrangements for shared parenting time

6. Appendix 1 - Property Valuations: Any professional valuations of significant assets like homes or businesses

7. Appendix 2 - Important Documents: Copies of relevant documents such as property titles or insurance policies

8. Appendix 3 - Budget Calculations: Detailed breakdown of shared expenses and how they will be divided