The separation agreement for unmarried couples in Pima establishes the terms under which partners can jointly hold property, specifically a residence. This comprehensive document outlines the creation of a joint tenancy with the right of survivorship, ensuring that both parties own an undivided interest in the property. Key features include responsibilities for shared expenses such as mortgage payments, taxes, and utility bills, along with the establishment of a joint checking account for these expenses. The agreement also restricts the sale or transfer of any party's interest in the property without prior consent, providing a structured process for such transactions. Additionally, terms regarding property valuation and liquidated damages for breach of contract are included. The form is particularly useful for attorneys assisting clients with property-related matters, partners seeking to formalize their financial arrangements, owners needing clear terms for property division, and legal assistants or paralegals tasked with document preparation. It is designed to protect the interests of both parties in an understandable and manageable way.