Family Law

Divorce can feel like a storm, but co-parenting offers a rainbow of hope for children caught in the middle. Many parents worry about how splitting up will affect their kids, but families can thrive even after the divorce with the right approach. This guide explores...

After a divorce or separation in Alaska, one parent is often ordered to pay child support to the other parent. This money usually goes to the parent with primary custody of the child. The funds can be used to help the primary parent pay for food, housing, clothing,...

The holidays can be a difficult time for Alaskan families after a divorce. Both parents usually want to spend those special days with their children, but when sharing custody, plans must be adjusted. Parents are wise to remember that children often struggle with...

The end of your marriage means that your life will change in multiple ways. As you look ahead to how the divorce will impact your life now and in the future, it is beneficial to be prepared and make smart decisions at every step. One of the most pressing and important...

Divorce is often difficult for the youngest members of the family. Even when parents are amicable and resolved to work together for the benefit of the children, the end of their marriage can bring change and emotional hardship for the kids. In order to reduce the...

The end of your marriage will be sure to bring significant changes to various aspects of your life. From your finances to how often you see your children, you will have to make many different adjustments after your divorce. These changes can be difficult and...

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...