When parents separate or divorce, the fact remains that they will continue to have some type of relationship while they’re raising their children. Whether it’s done through mediation or litigation, they must develop a parenting plan that ensures the children will...
People considering divorce usually have two main options available. They can ask a family law judge to review their circumstances and apply state law. Contested or litigated divorces require that the spouses provide evidence supporting their claims about marital...
When divorcing couples aren’t able to negotiate a property division agreement on their own, they turn to the court. Courts are required to follow the property division laws of their state. Most states follow the equitable distribution system, where property is divided...
The Last Frontier understands that the wellbeing of children can be severely compromised when a parent fails to pay child support. The state provides multiple tools to help ensure children receive the support they’re owed. The Alaska Child Support Services Division...
Child support orders require that one parent provide regular financial support for their children. They make the payment to the other parent, but the funds are for the purpose of meeting the children's needs. The amount of support that parents pay depends on how they...
Domestic violence is an issue that affects many families in Alaska. Fortunately, the law provides protections for victims – especially for those going through a divorce. These legal measures are designed to provide immediate safety, prevent further abuse and ensure...
Marital agreements were once relatively controversial and stigmatized. People questioned the intentions of those who wanted to sign contracts before getting married or during their marriages. However, the consistently high rate of divorce in the United States and...
When child endangerment is reported, it often leads to investigations and possible changes in custody arrangements. If a parent is found to have placed a child in a dangerous situation, courts may remove custody from that parent to protect the child’s safety. In such...
Not every divorce is filled with anger or resentment. Sometimes, love can shift to something more platonic. You might still care deeply for your ex, laugh at the same jokes and even lean on each other for support. But staying close after a divorce comes with its own...
When you and your spouse divorced, you may have assumed that the two of you would each vacation separately with your children in the future. However, shared family vacations after divorce aren’t as rare as they used to be. Vacation rental companies let families stay...
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