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Marital Settlement Agreement (No Children)
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MARITAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT (NO CHILDREN) — CONNECTICUT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  1. Parties and Recitals
  2. Separation and Grounds
  3. Division of Real Property
  4. Division of Personal Property
  5. Division of Financial Accounts
  6. Retirement and Pension Benefits
  7. Debt Allocation
  8. Alimony
  9. Insurance Provisions
  10. Tax Filing and Obligations
  11. Mutual Release and Waiver
  12. Integration and Severability
  13. Execution and Notarization
  14. Connecticut Jurisdictional Notes

1. PARTIES AND RECITALS

This Separation Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into on [__/__/____] by and between:

Spouse 1 (Plaintiff): [________________________________] (DOB: [__/__/____])
Address: [________________________________]

Spouse 2 (Defendant): [________________________________] (DOB: [__/__/____])
Address: [________________________________]

The Parties were lawfully married on [__/__/____] in [________________________________] (city/town, state). The Parties separated on or about [__/__/____]. There are no minor or dependent children born of or adopted during this marriage, and neither Party is currently pregnant. Both Parties have made full and fair financial disclosure by sworn financial affidavits, have had the opportunity to consult with independent legal counsel, and enter this Agreement voluntarily and without coercion.


2. SEPARATION AND GROUNDS

The Parties acknowledge that their marriage has broken down irretrievably and that there is no reasonable prospect of reconciliation.


3. DIVISION OF REAL PROPERTY

Marital Residence: [________________________________]
- Fair Market Value: $[________] | Mortgage Balance: $[________]

☐ Spouse 1 shall retain the marital residence and refinance the mortgage solely in his/her name within [____] days of the Final Decree.
☐ Spouse 2 shall retain the marital residence and refinance the mortgage solely in his/her name within [____] days of the Final Decree.
☐ The marital residence shall be listed for sale within [____] days; net proceeds divided as follows: [________________________________].
☐ No real property is owned by the Parties.

Other Real Property: [________________________________]
Disposition: [________________________________]

The retaining Party shall execute all deeds, title transfers, and related documents within [____] days of the Final Decree.


4. DIVISION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

Vehicles:

Vehicle Year/Make/Model VIN Lien Balance Awarded To
Vehicle 1 [________________] [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
Vehicle 2 [________________] [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2

The Party receiving a vehicle shall be responsible for all associated loan payments, insurance, and registration.

Household Furnishings and Personal Effects:

☐ The Parties have already divided personal property to their mutual satisfaction.
☐ Division per attached Exhibit A — Personal Property Schedule.


5. DIVISION OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS

Account Type Institution Approx. Value Awarded To
Checking [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
Savings [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
Investment/Brokerage [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
Other [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2

6. RETIREMENT AND PENSION BENEFITS

Plan Type Plan Name/Administrator Approx. Marital Value Awarded To
401(k) [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2 ☐ Split
Pension [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2 ☐ Split
IRA [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2 ☐ Split

☐ A QDRO shall be prepared and submitted for applicable retirement accounts.
☐ Each Party retains his/her own retirement accounts without division.


7. DEBT ALLOCATION

Debt Description Creditor Balance Responsible Party
[________________] [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
[________________] [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
[________________] [________________] $[________] ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2

The responsible Party shall indemnify and hold harmless the other Party from any liability arising from the debts assigned above. Neither Party shall incur additional joint debt from the date of this Agreement.


8. ALIMONY

☐ Neither Party shall pay alimony to the other.
☐ [PAYOR SPOUSE] shall pay [RECIPIENT SPOUSE] as follows:

  • Type: ☐ Time-Limited ☐ Indefinite ☐ Lump-Sum ☐ Rehabilitative
  • Amount: $[________] per ☐ week ☐ month
  • Duration: From [__/__/____] to [__/__/____]
  • Payment Method: [________________________________]

Modifiability:
☐ Alimony is modifiable by the court upon a substantial change in circumstances.
☐ Alimony is non-modifiable per the terms of this Agreement (CGS § 46b-86).

Termination Events:
☐ Death of either Party
☐ Remarriage of the receiving Party
☐ Cohabitation of the receiving Party as defined by CGS § 46b-86(b)
☐ Other: [________________________________]

☐ Both Parties waive any right to seek alimony in the future, understanding that this waiver is final and non-modifiable.


9. INSURANCE PROVISIONS

Health Insurance:
☐ Each Party shall maintain his/her own health insurance following the dissolution.
☐ [SPOUSE] shall maintain coverage for the other Party for [____] months through COBRA or equivalent.

Life Insurance:
☐ Not applicable.
☐ [SPOUSE] shall maintain a life insurance policy in the amount of $[________] naming the other Party as beneficiary for [____] years to secure alimony/property obligations.


10. TAX FILING AND OBLIGATIONS

☐ The Parties shall file jointly for the tax year [____], with refunds/liabilities split as follows: [________________________________].
☐ Each Party shall file separately for the tax year [____] and thereafter.
☐ The Parties shall cooperate in the filing of any amended returns as necessary.

Each Party shall indemnify the other for any tax liability, penalties, or interest arising from his/her own income or deductions.


11. MUTUAL RELEASE AND WAIVER

Each Party hereby releases and forever discharges the other from all claims, rights, and demands of every kind arising from the marital relationship, including but not limited to claims for property, support, inheritance, and marital interests, except as specifically provided in this Agreement. Each Party waives all rights to claim as an heir or beneficiary in the estate of the other.


12. INTEGRATION AND SEVERABILITY

This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the Parties. It supersedes all prior negotiations, representations, and agreements. If any provision is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect. This Agreement shall be submitted to the court and, upon approval, shall be incorporated by reference into the Judgment of Dissolution.


13. EXECUTION AND NOTARIZATION

SPOUSE 1:

Signature: ________________________________ Date: [__/__/____]
Printed Name: [________________________________]

SPOUSE 2:

Signature: ________________________________ Date: [__/__/____]
Printed Name: [________________________________]

NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
COUNTY OF [________________]

Before me, the undersigned Notary Public/Commissioner of the Superior Court, on this [____] day of [________________], [____], personally appeared [________________________________] and [________________________________], known to me (or proved on the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be the persons whose names are subscribed herein, and acknowledged that they executed the same voluntarily for the purposes therein stated.

Notary Public / Commissioner of the Superior Court: ________________________________
My Commission Expires: [__/__/____]
[SEAL]


14. CONNECTICUT JURISDICTIONAL NOTES

  • Residency: At least one spouse must have been a resident of Connecticut for 12 months before filing or before the decree is entered (CGS § 46b-44).
  • Waiting Period: 90-day return date period from filing. The case cannot be heard until the return date.
  • Grounds: No-fault (irretrievable breakdown, CGS § 46b-40(c)); fault-based including adultery, fraudulent contract, willful desertion for one year, seven years' absence, habitual intemperance, intolerable cruelty, imprisonment, or mental illness (§ 46b-40(a)-(b)).
  • Property Classification: "All-property" equitable distribution state — both marital and separate property are subject to division (CGS § 46b-81). The court considers length of marriage, causes of dissolution, age, health, income, earning capacity, estate, liabilities, needs, and contribution of each party.
  • Alimony: Broad judicial discretion; no statutory formula. Court may consider fault. Alimony may be time-limited, indefinite, rehabilitative, or lump-sum (CGS § 46b-82). Modifiability can be limited by agreement.
  • Financial Affidavits: Sworn financial affidavits are mandatory in all dissolution matters.
  • Filing: Superior Court, Family Division, in the judicial district where either party resides.

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Last updated: April 2026