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The Nesting Separation Agreement emerged as a child-focused alternative to traditional custody arrangements in the United States. This document is specifically used when separating parents choose to maintain a shared family home where their children permanently reside, while the parents alternate staying in the home according to an agreed schedule. The agreement covers essential aspects such as residence rotation schedules, expense sharing, maintenance responsibilities, and rules for the shared space. It's particularly relevant when parents prioritize their children's stability during separation but can't or don't wish to continue living together permanently. The document typically requires careful consideration of state-specific family law requirements and should be drafted with professional legal guidance.

1. Parties: Identification of all parties involved in the nesting arrangement

2. Background: Context of the separation and reason for choosing nesting arrangement

3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement including 'nesting home', 'rotation schedule', etc.

4. Property Arrangements: Details about the nesting home and any secondary residences

5. Parenting Schedule: Detailed rotation schedule for parents in the nesting home

6. Financial Responsibilities: Division of costs related to maintaining the nesting arrangement

7. Child-Related Provisions: Arrangements for child care, education, and daily routines