Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher have finally signed their divorce papers.

The former couple - who separated in November 2011 - have reportedly come to an agreement to finalize their divorce after a near two-year court battle, and are expected file the documents imminently.

"Ashton and Demi have finally signed their divorce agreement. They are about to file paperwork with the court that will formally end their marriage," a source told the New York Post newspaper.

Ashton, 35, and Demi, 50, have been at odds over their finances since their split, with the Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle actress requesting spousal support from her ex-husband, who has become one of the highest paid actors on TV since joining Two and a Half Men in 2011. Demi also felt she was entitled to a cut from Ashton's earnings from investment firm Grade-A, which is reportedly worth $100 million.

The actor and his business partners Guy Oseary and billionaire Ron Burkle have made a series of profitable investments in start-up technology companies through the firm, netting Ashton $20 million as he owns 20 per cent of Grade-A. It was previously reported Demi sought half of his earnings, but Ashton contended his newfound fortune wasn't communal as he made the millions after his split from his wife of six years. It now appears both sides have agreed on a settlement.

"There had been lengthy negotiations between lawyers for both sides about the financial settlement - in particular, how much he owed her from their marriage. They have finally come to an agreement that was acceptable to all sides," an insider said.

Demi and Ashton began dating in 2003 and wed two years later in 2005.