Jessica Alba has learned the hard way about marrying with no prenup after new details of her divorce settlement with Cash Warren were revealed.
The former couple, who were married for 16 years and announced their split in 2025, had their divorce officially signed off by a judge after finalizing their agreement on February 12.
Now, new court documents filed on March 16 show how Jessica and Cash are dividing their assets.
While neither party will pay spousal support, according to the documents, Cash will receive half of Jessica’s residuals for work she did during their marriage, which includes The Office, Valentine’s Day, Machete, Saturday Night Live, Little Fockers, Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World, and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.
Other projects include Taylor Swift’s music video for “Bad Blood,” Extreme Makeover Home Edition, and several more.
However, Jessica will keep all her royalties from her projects before she tied the knot in 2008, including Camp Nowhere, Flipper, Love Boat: The Next Wave, Never Been Kissed, Idle Hands, Dark Angel, Honey, Entourage, Fantastic Four, and her work for Zillow and Qatar Airlines, according to TMZ.
The actress will earn half of Cash’s profits from his producing work, which includes Being Terry Kennedy and Crips and Bloods: Made in America. Like Jessica, he will keep any royalties from projects made before their nuptials.
In 2011, Jessica co-founded her consumer goods brand, The Honest Company, which is now reportedly worth $310 million, with the price of a share around $2.70.
In the divorce settlement, it was revealed that Cash will receive half of 1,170,058 vested restricted stock shares and another 4,523,035 certificate-restricted shares.
Jessica and Cash will equally divide all community property, including their investments in companies such as Popchips, WeWork, Hopscout, Sona Labs, and Telly Inc., as well as furniture from their former marital home and their art collection.
© Getty ImagesJessica was also awarded all furniture, clothing, and jewelry in her possession, alongside several bank accounts, an Audi Q-6 E-tron, a 2025 Kia Sportage, and a 2026 Kia Sportage.
Cash, meanwhile, will keep his 2024 BMW i7, and the exes will split their airline miles.
© Getty ImagesThe filing also states that Jessica must pay Cash $5 million from the sale of one of their homes and set aside $500,000 for their children’s expenses.
Jessica and Cash share daughters Honor, 17, and Haven, 14, and son Hayes, eight. They agreed to share joint and legal custody of their children and “neither Party shall pay child support to the other at this time.”
© Instagram“In exercising joint legal custody,” the filing noted, “the Parties shall share the right and responsibility to make decisions relating to the health, education, and welfare of the minor children, excluding ordinary, day-to-day decisions (which shall be made by the Party with physical custody of the minor children at the time).”
It was revealed last month that Cash will receive a total of $3 million from Jessica, paid in two non-taxable installments of an immediate $1.5 million, and the final $1.5 million next February.
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