Alaska couples who have divorced or ended their unwed relationship may have children to consider. Those who have a child support order already in place may need that order changes. Certain situations call for a modification. Change in income of one or both parents One...
Alaskans should know that any type of domestic abuse is not an acceptable feature of a healthy, functional relationship. The scars that it leaves can be physical as well as emotional, and it can cross generations to impact children who witness it. However, not all...
Child custody issues in Alaska are usually a lot less dramatic when parents can work things out privately. When a judge has to step in and make custody and visitation decisions, parents are pitted against each other, and there can be a lot of negative consequences....
If you are a divorced parent with a young child, you want to stay in their lives. In most cases, you will work with the child's other parent to meet your offspring's needs until your child reaches the age of majority. Let's take a closer look at some of the elements...
In Alaska, the relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren is considered important, just as it is throughout the country. When the family dynamic changes due to a divorce or a split between unwed parents, it can affect that relationship. It’s important...
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