Nesting, a custody arrangement where the kids stay in the family home while parents alternate coming and going, might seem like a good idea. However, it typically only works for parents who get along very well. If there’s tension or conflict, nesting can lead to more problems rather than offering a solution. With nearly 20 years of experience, Matt Ludt, a divorce attorney, advises against starting a nesting arrangement unless you’re certain it will work for both parties involved.
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