Actress and entrepreneur Jessica Alba has officially concluded her divorce from producer Cash Warren, marking the end of their union after nearly two decades together. The legal dissolution comes precisely one year after Alba initially filed to terminate the marriage, which began with their wedding in 2008.
Financial Settlement and Asset Division Details
Court documents obtained by TMZ reveal that the former couple, who entered matrimony without a prenuptial agreement, have reached a comprehensive financial arrangement. As part of the division of their substantial assets, Warren will receive a lump sum payment totalling $3 million. This amount will be distributed in two separate, non-taxable instalments of $1.5 million each, with the first payment due immediately and the second scheduled for one year from now.
Property and Custody Arrangements
The settlement also addresses their shared property, including a luxurious Beverly Hills mansion valued at approximately $10 million, which the couple purchased together in 2017. Importantly, both parties have mutually agreed that neither will pay alimony to the other, simplifying the financial separation.
Regarding their family, Alba and Warren have established a joint custody agreement for their three children: daughters Honor, aged 17, and Haven, aged 14, along with their son Hayes. This arrangement ensures both parents remain actively involved in their children's upbringing despite the marital dissolution.
Legal Name Restoration Completed
When Alba initiated divorce proceedings in February of last year, she formally requested to revert to her maiden name, abandoning the legal surname Warren. This procedural step has now been successfully completed as part of the final divorce decree. The Daily Mail has reached out to Alba's representative for additional commentary on the matter, though no further statements have been released at this time.
The conclusion of this high-profile divorce underscores the careful negotiation involved in separating the lives and assets of a couple married for sixteen years, particularly when significant property and child custody are at stake.
