Co-parenting can be difficult under any circumstances, but dealing with a narcissistic ex adds an extra layer of stress. Narcissistic traits such as a lack of empathy, manipulation and a need for control can make cooperation nearly impossible. Instead of engaging in...
In most divorce cases, both partners are involved. They may go through mediation and make decisions on their own. They may go through litigation and have the court issue rulings about child custody, child support, property division and much more. However, there is...
Communication issues are a common reason couples seek divorce. A couple may have been arguing non-stop for months or even years. While constant arguments can create tension, the silent treatment may be even more damaging. A lack of communication can erode a...
Parents often make the decision to divorce in private. Once they make this decision, they have to let the children know what’s going on. This can be a very challenging undertaking because even if the children know things aren’t great between their parents, they likely...
Accusations of domestic violence carry significant consequences for the accused in Alaska. These allegations not only threaten one's freedom but can also result in serious personal and professional repercussions. Yes, you should be concerned about your future....
Couples often cite financial issues as the reason for their divorce. Maybe they had overwhelming debt that caused significant stress. Perhaps one person was unemployed and not contributing financially to the family, leading to tension. There are many ways financial...
When you initially got your divorce, your ex was ordered to pay child support. They begrudgingly did so for the first few years of the arrangement, but now they’ve started missing payments or maybe they refuse to make those child support payments entirely. You still...
In some cases, non-custodial parents may try to avoid paying child support. However, in cases where parents are separated or divorced, the non-custodial parent is typically obligated to contribute financially to the upbringing of their children. The purpose of child...
Going through a divorce or separation is tough. It gets more challenging with domestic violence, especially when it involves kids. Knowing how Alaska courts handle these cases is vital to keep your children safe. How does domestic violence affect custody decisions?...
A child custody arrangement is a legal plan to help divorced parents organize the shared custody of their children. Custody arrangements may detail when each parent is expected to take responsibility for their children and what they are expected to provide. However,...