Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's divorce “could get ugly,” a source said.

The source, who is believed to be close enough to the pair to know details about the financial aspects of their marriage, admitted to People that Lopez and Affleck did not sign a prenuptial agreement when they married in Las Vegas in 2022. And apparently that is a bit of a problem now that the two have decided to put an end to things.

“There are a few sticking points in terms of financial matters,” a source said of the former couple, who are currently in mediation with their astute divorce attorney Laura Wasser (who, according to People, has handled big-name actresses like Kim Kardashian and Kevin Costner in the past) to He is said to be handling the process.

The good news for the two is that they will not have to divide the wealth and assets they brought into their marriage; according to People, under California law, only the income and assets brought in during their two-year marriage are considered community property that must be divided. Of course, exactly what that is has not been disclosed, as Lopez described their joint assets as “unknown” in the divorce petition she filed in August.

Still, in addition to the Beverly Hills mansion they purchased together in 2023 (listed earlier this summer for $68 million), the income each has generated through movies and other projects (like that viral Dunkin' Super Bowl commercial [...] [...] [...] [...]