The holiday season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year, but this time can present unique challenges for co-parents. Navigating the holidays post-divorce or separation doesn't have to be a minefield of stress and conflict. With careful planning...
If you've gotten divorced in Alaska and have children, you may eventually start a relationship with another partner with kids. Blending your new family requires a plan to ensure you all get along. Communicating, staying flexible and working as a team can help you...
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...
Divorcing Alaskan parents must go to court to have custody decided. It’s important to understand the state’s child custody laws. What factors are considered when determining child custody? As is the case in many other states when it comes to determining child custody,...
Regarding family law in Alaska, it’s easy to confuse guardianships and conservatorships. Achieving the milestones you’ve set, however, calls for a distinction between the two. Overall, one is ideally for young children who are without parents. The other is a provision...
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