Some new parents get along well but still do not want to be married. They may have divorced amicably and remained friends, or they might never have been married to each other. The pregnancy could have been unexpected, perhaps the result of one night together or an occasional tryst. If these two are willing to have an unconventional living arrangement, a house along with an accessory dwelling unit in Temecula, CA could be ideal.
Options
If one parent’s property is big enough, they can have the unit built on the lot or acreage. Another option would be to buy a home with a large enough lot for a detached accessory dwelling unit in Temecula, CA. Legally, in this location, a detached unit can be up to 1,200 sq. ft. This easily provides enough space for two bedrooms and 1-1/2 bathrooms.
The Arrangement
This arrangement allows the property owner to live in the main house and the other parent to reside in the dwelling unit. The parents can construct their custodial schedule as they see fit and have it documented with the court. The child will probably have a bedroom in both homes, as is typically the case in shared custody agreements. The unusual aspect is both residences being so close together.
Getting Started
A professional building contractor knows the relevant zoning laws regarding the placement of these units. There are restrictions regarding how close the structure can be to the lot lines, for example. To get started with a consultation, visit the website of SDS Homes Construction and follow them on Instagram.
