How Much Ex-School Teacher Dan Jewett Will Receive in His Multi-Billion Dollar Divorce From Jeff Bezos’ Ex-Wife MacKenzie Scott

MacKenzie Scott, after amassing wealth by divorcing richest man Jeff Bezos and then marrying Seattle school teacher Dan Dan Jewett is dumping him after two years of marriage.

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MacKenzie Scott is one of the wealthiest women in the world — with a net worth of $27.9 billion as of Friday morning, according to Bloomberg Billionaire’s Index. On Monday, the 52-year-old filed a petition for divorce from her husband, Seattle school teacher Dan Jewett, after marrying in California last year.

Despite her wealth, their divorce will likely be “pretty standard and vanilla,” according to a family law attorney David Glass, who viewed the filing, which was submitted to Washington State’s King County Superior Court on Monday.

Court documents did not confirm the presence of a prenuptial agreement between Scott — who was previously married to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos — and Jewett, who did not contest the divorce, The New York Times noted in its report.

However, the former couple agreed on the terms of the separation, including what becomes of the marital property, in a separation contract. “A separation contract under Washington law is when you say to your spouse, ‘We’re going to get divorced and we can work out all the details ourselves. Let’s write it up in an agreement and we’ll just notify the court that we’ve figured everything out,’ ” says Glass, who does not represent either party. “And so that’s what they did here.”

Washington State law allows divorcing couples to keep a separation agreement “completely private,” Glass adds, noting that in this case, Scott and Jewett appear to already have the terms of their divorce entirely settled.

“They each had their lawyers, they figured out who’s keeping what real estate, who’s keeping what assets. They decided that there wouldn’t be any sort of spousal support, and because they don’t have any children [together], they didn’t have to get into the issue of custody,” he adds. “And so you basically inform the court in Washington State, ‘We have a separation agreement, we don’t need you for anything other than to issue the divorce decree.’ “

Because the state’s laws allow for separation agreements to be kept private, Glass says that “no one will ever know” how exactly Scott and Jewett are separating their assets beyond the couple themselves and their attorneys, unless they choose to disclose that information.

As Glass tells PEOPLE, page three of Scott’s divorce petition contains a consent form from Jewett agreeing to the filing in its entirety, which Glass says will likely help the divorce process happen quickly and smoothly. “So he signed off saying, ‘I agree to all this. Please just have [us] divorced,’ ” Glass tells PEOPLE. “So there won’t be any trials, there won’t be any court appearances, and there likely won’t be any other papers filed with the court until the court issues the one piece of paper that says you’re now divorced and you’re each single.”

Though it appears Scott and Jewett’s divorce is amicable, Glass says, “it’s hard to predict how long the court will take before it issues that divorce decree.” “They filed this on the 23rd and didn’t get posted until on the website until [Thursday],” Glass tells PEOPLE. “So it’s hard to tell. If both parties agree, there is no waiting period.”