Insert page breaks

Insert a page break before the new section titled Risk Allocation so that the section starts on a fresh page. Check that the heading style is Heading 2 and the break does not create an orphaned heading at the bottom of the previous page.

Before I send this to formatting, make the contract more readable by ensuring each new clause starts on its own page when appropriate. Insert manual page breaks before Schedule headings, prevent widows and orphans around clause headings, and confirm Heading 2 and Heading 3 styles trigger a page break where a reviewer would expect a clean section start.

I just added page breaks to force a new section and now the Risk Allocation heading sits alone at the bottom of the page with no content beneath it. I’m the document owner and this client expects tidy formatting. What’s the fastest fix to move the heading correctly without disturbing cross-references or the table of contents, and why did this happen so I don’t repeat it?

Every long contract I work on ends up with orphaned headings, inconsistent page breaks, and a table of contents that doesn’t match. It costs hours to clean up before filing. What habit should I change—consistent use of heading styles, a template that enforces page break rules, or a final formatting pass—and give me a simple rule to follow on every document to avoid this problem going forward.