Published November 16, 2025

Divorce Settlement Agreement PDF — Free Template (Not Legal Advice)

The Divorce Settlement Agreement tool helps spouses outline property, debts, custody, and support topics privately. Use it as a conversation starter before consulting a family law attorney or legal aid clinic.

What a settlement agreement usually covers

A typical agreement includes a property division summary, who pays which debts, whether spousal support exists, how child custody and parenting time work, and child support provisions. Attach supporting declarations, such as a witness statementor timeline, when you finalize your bundle.

Why local law and court forms matter more than generic templates

Counties often publish their own marital settlement packets. Some require notarized signatures or mandatory disclosures. Always compare this draft with the official form and talk to a licensed attorney before filing.

How to use the template as a starting point

1. Open the Divorce Settlement Agreement PDF generator.
2. Enter both parties’ names, jurisdiction, property summaries, debt allocations, and parenting terms.
3. Download the PDF and review it together—highlight changes in Word or annotate in the Fill & Sign tool.
4. After revisions, consult a lawyer or mediator to confirm it satisfies local requirements.

Consult professionals before filing

Even uncontested cases benefit from legal advice. Reach out to family law attorneys, mediation clinics, or legal aid to confirm the draft meets local rules, especially for parenting plans or support calculations. Attach financial proof—like your bank statement PDF—when requested.

Attach the agreement to your CourtPDF bundle

After both parties sign, add the agreement to Court Bundle Maker with declarations, timelines, and exhibits. The bundle exports a bookmarked PDF ready for e-filing.

FAQs

Is this agreement legally binding?

Not until a court accepts it or your jurisdiction recognizes it. Treat this as a draft until a judge signs the final decree.

Can I file this as-is with the court?

Only if it meets local form requirements. Use it to gather consensus, then copy the language into the mandated form packet.

What if my spouse and I disagree?

Document each side’s proposals, consult mediation, and keep organized notes using TimelineCourt or awitness statement for contested issues.