First, the couple can agree on the liquidated damages in the divorce agreement.
 For example, both parties agree that one party shall bear half of the joint debt after divorce, and if one party fails to perform, it shall pay the other party liquidated damages. As long as the divorce agreement is legal and valid, you can claim liquidated damages from the other party.
 First, the couple can agree on the liquidated damages in the divorce agreement.
 However, the standard of liquidated damages should be equal to the amount of loss that one party may cause to the other party in case of breach of contract. Otherwise, if it is too high or too low, the party whose interests are damaged can go to the court to request adjustment.
 Finally, if one party is found to have violated the divorce agreement, the other party can go to the court to bring a lawsuit.