Divorce Settlement Agreement

Separating by mutual consent? Put the agreed terms — alimony, custody, property — in writing before the court petition, so the process stays calm and certain. Generate a clear settlement for ₹999, preview it free.

Your ₹999 agreement includes:

  • ✓ Marriage recitals matched to your personal law (13B / SMA / Divorce Act)
  • ✓ Permanent alimony — full & final settlement clause
  • ✓ Custody, care and visitation section (child-welfare framed)
  • ✓ Property, stridhan and personal effects clause
  • ✓ Mutual release and confidentiality
  • ✓ Court-process kit: first motion, cooling-off, second motion, decree

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This is a private settlement agreement — it is not a court filing and does not by itself dissolve the marriage. Only a court decree does. Terms about children always remain subject to the court's view of the child's welfare. Take legal advice for your specific situation.

First Spouse (First Party)
Second Spouse (Second Party)
The marriage
These details identify the marriage in the agreement's recitals.

Sets which statute the agreement cites for the mutual-consent petition. Pick 'Other / not sure' if unsure — the agreement uses neutral wording.

Most mutual-consent routes expect at least one year of living separately before filing.

Children
A divorce settlement must address the children explicitly — even to record there are none.

Name and date of birth of each child.

Who the children live with, and the visitation the other parent gets. The court always reviews this for the child's welfare.

The settlement
Background, agreed terms, and alimony.

Kept factual and brief — no blame needed for a mutual-consent divorce.

Alimony, property and jewellery division, return of stridhan and personal effects, withdrawal of pending cases.

One-time full & final amount, if money is part of the settlement.

Dates and amounts, one per line — if the alimony is paid in installments.