The Other Property section of a Separation Agreement allows for the inclusion of assets that do not fit into standard categories such as real estate, vehicles, or bank accounts. This ensures that all valuable or unique property is properly accounted for in the division of assets.

This section may include significant assets such as: artwork, expensive furnishings, gold or silver, or other high-value or unique items.

The agreement includes a standard clause that states that that each person will keep their own personal clothing, jewelry, and recreational equipment as sole property.

Household furnishings are typically divided by mutual agreement.

If you prefer to specify how individual items will be divided, you can use the Personal Property Template provided below.

This tool allows both parties to clearly document who will keep specific personal or household items. Using this approach helps prevent misunderstandings in the future.