Co-parenting can be a difficult task, especially when one parent engages in triangulation. Triangulation is a manipulation tactic in which one person will use a third person or outside force to create conflict between two people. This can make co-parenting in Alaska...
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Is there such a thing as a “perfect” divorce in Alaska
In Alaska, as with many places, it really seems impossible to have anything close to a "perfect" divorce. A divorce is a life-altering event that is stressful for all involved including children. No, it is probably not easy to have a "perfect" divorce, but there are...
How social media can affect divorce in Alaska
Social media is a big part of how we connect with the people we love, document our fond memories, and share our thoughts. And thus, it's easy for it to be a part of everything you are going through, including your divorce. However, social media can significantly...
Helping your child adapt to co-parenting
Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming and complicated for you and your children. In many ways, the situation is more confusing for your children since they were not part of the conversation about getting divorced. As your family moves through the process, your...
Online infidelity and Alaska divorce
When most people think about infidelity, they picture a physical affair - someone who is cheating on their partner with someone else. However, there is a new form of infidelity that is becoming increasingly common in Alaska: online infidelity. So, what is online...
How does cryptocurrency factor into divorce settlements?
Cryptocurrency investing and trading is not for everyone since these digital assets prove volatile. Some investors cast aside caution to invest in these assets and experience tremendous returns. There's another potential benefit to crypto: anonymous wallets make...
What to expect in a child custody hearing
If you are an Alaska parent and you are going through a divorce, you may need to reach an agreement with the other parent regarding child custody and visitation. If you cannot come to an agreement, you might have to go to a child custody hearing. It can be helpful to...
Should you sell your business in divorce?
When a marriage lasts years or decades, it is likely that the couple will amass numerous complex assets. These assets can include homes, vehicles, vacation property, income property and a family business. When divorce becomes a reality, the couple must progress...
Do more marriages mean going through more divorces?
There are many happy couples in Alaska, some of which might end up getting married. Unfortunately, not every marriage stands the test of time. If you've gone through a divorce and fallen in love again, you might think about tying the knot again. With that said,...
5 common reasons for divorce
People in Alaska get divorced for many different reasons, but there are a lot of commonalities as well. In fact, there are five major reasons that lead to many divorces. Incompatibility One of the reasons marriages break up is incompatibility. Two people may simply...