Marital Settlement Agreement (No Children) - Tennessee

MARITAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT (NO CHILDREN) — TENNESSEE

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. Spousal Alimony
9. Insurance Provisions
10. Tax Filing and Obligations
11. Mutual Release and Waiver
12. Execution and Notarization
13. Tennessee Jurisdictional Notes

1. PARTIES AND RECITALS

This Agreement is entered into on [__/__/____] by and between:

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

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

The Parties were married on [__/__/____] in [________________________________] (city/county, state). The Parties separated on or about [__/__/____]. There are no minor or dependent children of this marriage and neither Party is currently pregnant. Both Parties have made full financial disclosure, have had the opportunity to consult independent counsel, and enter this Agreement voluntarily.

2. SEPARATION AND GROUNDS

The marriage is irretrievably broken. Reconciliation is neither desired nor feasible.

3. DIVISION OF REAL PROPERTY

Marital Residence: [________________________________]

• Fair Market Value: $[________] | Mortgage Balance: $[________]

☐ Spouse 1 retains and shall refinance solely in his/her name within [____] days of the Final Decree.
☐ Spouse 2 retains and shall refinance solely in his/her name within [____] days of the Final Decree.
☐ Property shall be listed for sale within [____] days; net proceeds divided: [________________________________].
☐ No real property owned.

Other Real Property: [________________________________]

The retaining Party shall execute all deeds/transfers necessary within [____] days.

4. DIVISION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

To Spouse 1: [________________________________]
To Spouse 2: [________________________________]

Vehicles:

Each Party shall execute titles/transfers within [____] days.

5. DIVISION OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS

Equalization Payment (if any): $[________] from [Spouse __] to [Spouse __] by [__/__/____].

6. RETIREMENT AND PENSION BENEFITS

☐ A QDRO shall be prepared for: [________________________________].
☐ Each Party retains own retirement accounts without division.
☐ Other: [________________________________]

7. DEBT ALLOCATION

Each Party shall indemnify and hold the other harmless from debts assigned to him/her. Debts incurred individually after the separation date are the sole responsibility of the incurring Party.

8. SPOUSAL ALIMONY

☐ No Alimony. Each Party waives any claim to spousal alimony, now and in the future, knowingly and voluntarily.

☐ Alimony Payable:

• Payor: ☐ Spouse 1 ☐ Spouse 2
• Amount: $[________] per ☐ month ☐ week
• Start: [__/__/____] | End: [__/__/____]
• Terminates upon: death of either Party, remarriage of recipient, cohabitation, or court order
• Payment method: [________________________________]

☐ Lump Sum: $[________] payable by [__/__/____].

9. INSURANCE PROVISIONS

Health Insurance:
☐ Each Party responsible for own coverage after the Final Decree.
☐ [Spouse __] maintains the other on employer plan for [____] months or until COBRA expires.

Life Insurance:
☐ Not applicable.
☐ [Spouse __] maintains policy of $[________] naming other as beneficiary while support obligations continue. Carrier: [________] Policy No.: [________]

10. TAX FILING AND OBLIGATIONS

☐ Parties shall file jointly for the year of divorce (if not yet final as of Dec. 31).
☐ Parties shall file separately.

Prior returns: Parties shall cooperate on outstanding returns and divide refunds/liabilities as follows: [________________________________].

Each Party indemnifies the other from tax liability arising from his/her own income or deductions.

11. MUTUAL RELEASE AND WAIVER

Except as provided herein, each Party releases the other from all claims arising from the marriage, including claims to marital property not addressed herein, claims to alimony not addressed herein, claims against the other's estate (including election, dower, curtesy, or statutory share), and claims under prior wills or beneficiary designations. Each Party shall execute documents necessary to effectuate these waivers.

12. EXECUTION AND NOTARIZATION

This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties, may be amended only in writing signed by both, and shall be governed by the laws of Tennessee. This Agreement shall be incorporated into but not merged with the Final Decree of Divorce and shall survive as an independent contract. Each Party acknowledges reading, understanding, and voluntarily signing this Agreement.

☐ Both Parties represented by independent counsel.
☐ [Spouse __] proceeding without counsel after advisement.

SPOUSE 1:
Signature: ___________________________________ Date: [__/__/____]
Printed Name: [________________________________]

SPOUSE 2:
Signature: ___________________________________ Date: [__/__/____]
Printed Name: [________________________________]

NOTARIZATION — STATE OF TENNESSEE

County of [________________________________]

On [__/__/____], before me personally appeared the above-named Spouse 1 and Spouse 2, known to me or proven by satisfactory evidence, and acknowledged execution of this instrument voluntarily.

Notary Public: ___________________________________ | Commission Expires: [__/__/____]
[NOTARY SEAL]

13. TENNESSEE JURISDICTIONAL NOTES

This section received a limited current-law audit on 2026-08-20. The complete agreement, property, alimony, retirement, tax, execution, filing, and decree provisions remain unstamped and require a full official-source review.

Verified waiting period: Under the enacted text of Tennessee Public Chapter 519, a divorce complaint or petition involving no unmarried child under eighteen must be on file for sixty days before it is heard. The period begins on the filing date. The final enacted text contains no waiver or extension language for that waiting period.

Before use, Tennessee counsel must insert current official authority and instructions for:

• the available ground and required pleadings;
• residency, venue, service, and court assignment;
• execution, notarization, filing, and approval of any marital dissolution agreement;
• classification, valuation, and division of property and debt;
• alimony type, amount, duration, modification, and termination;
• retirement orders, real-property transfers, insurance, taxes, and enforcement; and
• the final decree's treatment of each agreement term.

This template is provided by ezel.ai for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed Tennessee attorney before executing any legal document.