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1. Social Media and Public Statements: Specific provisions regarding social media usage and public communications about the divorce, recommended when either party has a public profile or significant social media presence

2. Children's Privacy: Special provisions protecting children's privacy, required when minor children are involved

3. Business Information: Additional provisions for protecting business-related confidential information, needed when either party owns or operates a business

4. Third Party Confidentiality: Provisions extending confidentiality obligations to family members, new partners, or other relevant third parties

5. Medical Information: Specific provisions for handling medical information, needed when health issues are relevant to the divorce

6. Celebrity/Public Figure Provisions: Enhanced privacy provisions for high-profile individuals, required when either party is a public figure

7. Digital Assets and Social Media Accounts: Provisions regarding shared digital assets and social media accounts, recommended when parties have shared online presence

1. Schedule A - Categories of Confidential Information: Detailed list of specific categories of information deemed confidential

2. Schedule B - Permitted Recipients: List of individuals or entities authorized to receive confidential information and their obligations

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

4. Schedule D - Notification Requirements: Procedures for handling mandatory disclosures and notifying the other party

5. Appendix 1 - Form of Confidentiality Undertaking: Template for confidentiality undertakings to be signed by permitted recipients

6. Appendix 2 - Data Handling Procedures: Specific procedures for handling digital and physical confidential information