When parents separate or divorce in Alaska, one parent is usually required to pay child support to the other. Child support helps the parent with primary custody afford to care for the child and is intended to ensure that both parents offer financial support to their...
Month: February 2024
Can one file for divorce during pregnancy?
Divorce does not always come at a convenient time and many Alaskans find themselves dealing with difficult life circumstances when choosing to divorce. Pregnancy, while often a happy event, can cause some people who are in difficult marriages to question whether...
Filing for divorce when the other party can’t be located
Many challenges come with filing for divorce in Alaska. Some people struggle with knowing when to file or how to start the process. Fortunately, filing for divorce is usually a straightforward process that can be completed with the proper paperwork. But when one party...
Staying safe during divorce after domestic violence
When someone in Alaska decides to end a marriage where domestic violence is involved, that individual must do everything possible to protect themselves and their children. Divorcing a violent abuser can be scary, but there are steps one can take to keep themselves and...
Is it possible to resolve parenting time disputes cooperatively?
One of the most difficult aspects of a divorce for parents is the issue of child custody. It is never easy to consider this issue, but it is necessary for parents to make decisions that will be in the best interests of their children long-term. Even if you have strong...