Alaska couples who are facing the end of their marriages have many bases to cover, especially when there is a substantial amount of marital property or debt. In order to help alleviate the financial and emotional wrath of divorce, it is a good idea to make a list of...
Getting divorced in Alaska is often quite stressful. There's a lot to manage, including dividing assets, establishing a new household, and coping with feelings of loss and sadness. Interactions with in-laws can be awkward even if your Alaska divorce is amicable. Set...
It is prevalent for people to sometimes show narcissistic tendencies across the United States, including Alaska. But that does not always equate to narcissistic personality disorder or the narcissistic abuse cycle. What is narcissism? Narcissism is extreme...
It is possible to appeal a State of Alaska Child Support Services Division order. There are certain restrictions in place on what you can appeal and within what time frame. Some issues are for the Alaska Superior Court rather than the Office of Administrative...
It can be a difficult situation when one spouse wants a divorce but the other doesn't in Alaska. You may feel like you are stuck in limbo, not knowing what to do or how to make things right. The good news is that there are steps you can take to have a desirable...
The breakdown in communication is often a contributing factor in divorce in Alaska. However, even during the divorce process, couples will need to continue communicating as they seek to resolve their divorce issues. Communicating successfully with an ex during divorce...
Domestic abuse may come in many forms and cause physical, emotional and financial distress. In some cases, abuse victims may be granted restraining orders by Alaska judges. Such an order typically requires an abuser to stay a certain distance away from a victim as...
In the list of states with the highest rates of domestic violence, Alaska consistently ranks in the top ten. Due to these high rates, Alaskan lawmakers have taken steps to crack down on the crimes. The state of Alaska takes domestic violence very seriously, and this...
Enjoying time with grandchildren is a part of life many people look forward to. However, when conflicts arise with the children’s parents, grandparents might find access to their grandchildren limited or lost. In Alaska, grandparents have rights when it comes to...
When unmarried parents in Alaska have a child, it is important to consider a paternity test. Establishing legal paternity is a harder barrier for unmarried couples, because, for married parents, the legal paternity is automatically established. Paternity and the law...
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