The star of the popular series "See," Jason Momoa, and his wife, Lisa Bonet, have reached a settlement in their divorce, which includes agreements on the joint legal custody of their teenage children and the division of their shared assets.

In the newly obtained court documents by "The Blast," the former couple agreed on joint legal custody for their daughter Lola and son Nakoa-Wolf.

The papers state: "Based on the division of assets and income as agreed by the parties in the settlement, the parties share joint legal custody of the minor children, and neither party shall pay child support to the other."

The 44-year-old actor and his 56-year-old ex-wife agreed that if the children spend vacations with one of them, that party would be responsible for the expenses related to such trips.

The divorce is labeled as "uncontested," and both stars waive the right to seek or receive spousal support from each other.

It's worth noting that Lisa Bonet officially filed for divorce from Momoa in 2020 after a nearly decade-long relationship. However, the couple only announced their separation at the beginning of 2022.