A new chapter has officially begun for Jessica Alba and Cash Warren after their divorce was finalized.
Court documents show that the former couple has agreed to divide their shared assets equally, including investments, stocks, and property accumulated during their marriage, which began in 2008.
Among the details drawing attention is a financial agreement requiring Alba to pay Warren $5 million from the sale of one of their shared homes, along with setting aside $500,000 for expenses related to their children.
The agreement also outlines how future earnings will be handled. Warren will receive a share of Alba’s acting-related income from projects completed during their marriage, while Alba will receive a portion of Warren’s producing earnings from the same period.
However, any income earned before their marriage or after their separation will remain separate.
When it comes to their three children, the two have agreed to share joint legal custody, meaning they will both take part in important decisions related to health, education, and overall wellbeing.
According to the documents, neither will pay ongoing child support, and both have waived any future claims to spousal support.
The arrangement also includes specific guidelines for parenting decisions, requiring both to stay informed and involved in major choices affecting their children.
Following the split, Alba has shared messages focused on growth and positivity, hinting at a new phase in her life after the end of their long-term relationship.
