Nicole Kidman Secures Primary Custody in Keith Urban Divorce Case

Nicole Kidman has filed for divorce from Keith Urban, marking the end of a 19-year marriage. The filing took place on September 30, following reports that the couple had been living separately since early summer. This split has drawn significant media attention, given the prominence of both individuals in Hollywood.

Divorce and Custody Details

In legal documents, Kidman has been designated as the primary custodial parent of their two daughters, Sunday, 17, and Faith, 14. The custody arrangement stipulates that the children will spend 306 days with Kidman and 59 days with Urban.

Custody Schedule

• Urban will have custody every other weekend, from Saturday at 10:00 a.m. to Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
• Kidman will alternate Thanksgiving and will keep the children on odd-numbered years for Christmas.
• She will also have the children on Mother’s Day, Easter, and even-numbered years during spring vacations.
• Urban will have the children on Father’s Day and for Christmas during even-numbered years.

Division of Assets

The divorce documents indicate that Kidman and Urban do not hold joint assets. Both parties confirmed that they own no property individually or together. Their considerable real estate portfolio is managed through trusts and other entities, independently of each other.

Splitting Personal Property

The former couple will divide their credit card and loyalty points. The agreement includes:

• Each party retains all rights to their respective points and personal property.
• The division of household items has been mutually agreed upon.
• Neither party is required to pay alimony.

Child Support and Parental Conduct

Kidman and Urban have agreed on child support arrangements, with Urban having previously provided funds for childcare and education expenses. Each parent acknowledges their financial capability to support their daughters independently.

As part of their agreement, Kidman and Urban have committed to maintaining a respectful tone regarding each other, promoting a healthy relationship for their children. They are also required to attend a parenting seminar within 60 days of the filing.

Their professional paths and respective incomes indicate both parties have exceeded $100,000 monthly, contributing to a stable environment for their daughters.