There are many factors an Alaskan family court considers when determining child custody. Domestic violence is one factor that can greatly impact one’s co-parenting schedule. After a divorce, the court’s primary goal is to do what is best for the children, which means...
When parents of minor children separate or divorce in Alaska, a custody order helps both sides know what to expect when it comes to co-parenting. A thorough custody order outlines all matters of custody so that each parent is prepared to provide care for the child...
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...
Many divorces in Alaska end on bad terms that can create challenges when co-parenting. While both parties may not get along with each other, they must still find a way to help their children adapt to life after their parents’ divorce. Co-parenting with a difficult ex...
When an Alaskan couple with young children goes through a divorce, one of the hardest tasks they may face is deciding on a custody plan. In most cases, both parents want as much time as possible with their kids, but it’s important to create a custody schedule that...
