Nicole Kidman Sparks Romance with MGM Chairman

The divorce decree - which the actress noted that details were hashed out on September 6, before filing the petition - ensures that all property, from household furniture and appliances to vehicles, bank accounts, investments, and personal items, is divided to the mutual satisfaction of both parties, with each keeping what is already in their possession.

Under the parenting plan, Kidman will spend 306 days a year with the children while Urban, 58, will have 59 days, 'every other weekend.'

Despite both parents having reported monthly incomes 'in excess of $100,000,' the court has ordered zero dollars in child support, as agreed by both parties.

The final decree also confirms that all alimony and spousal support claims are permanently waived, and any remaining court costs will be split equally between the former couple.

It’s not confirmed whether the pair had a prenup - though there has been speculation.

Still, the documents suggest that Kidman and Urban hashed out all the details with their attorneys amicably, avoiding any formal discovery or interrogation.

The settlement follows reports that reality had started to sink in for Urban following his divorce from Kidman.

The country star was allegedly 'wondering if he's made a huge mistake' following their split.

'He's got to pay the bills - and divorce lawyers don't come cheap,' a source told Woman's Day magazine of the couple's settlement.

'It's a lonely existence for Keith right now - he's exhausted, isolated and looking at a future he never imagined,' the source added. 

Before her marriage to Urban, Kidman was married to Tom Cruise, 63, from 1990 to 2001.

During their decade together, the couple adopted two children: Isabella Jane, born in 1992, and Connor Anthony, born in 1995.

Their marriage ended in divorce after 11 years.