Ending a marriage is a tough decision for anyone. It becomes even more difficult when this decision stems from conflicts brought about by a mental illness. When left unmanaged, mental health conditions could have serious implications on the dynamics of a marriage,...
If you are going through a divorce and you have a child, expect that they may experience a range of emotions, such as sadness, confusion and guilt. In these trying times, it is crucial for you to be present and support your child’s emotional well-being more than ever....
Usually, a major concern for separating spouses is their financial protection and security after the divorce. However, despite this, there are still several financial considerations that divorcing parties often overlook, which can have long-term implications. Some of...
Unlike what many people may think, divorce is not a one-way path, with traditional litigation paving the way. There are alternative ways to approach divorce while minimizing conflict and reaching amicable resolutions. One of these alternative methods is mediation. The...
Establishing paternity is an important part of the divorce process in Alaska if a couple has minor children. Paternity will determine who is responsible financially for the children and can also factor into the child custody order. Once paternity has been legally...
As summer approaches, many Alaskan families may be thinking about taking a vacation. Those who are recently divorced may have concerns about summer custody schedules and how that will allow both parents to spend some quality time with their children this summer. Those...
