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On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 31, 2023 | DIVORCE - Divorce
Many Alaskan parents may find that one of the hardest parts of marriage dissolution is breaking the news to the children. Kids may have many questions about their parents’ divorce and some of those questions may not be appropriate to answer, based on the situation and...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 30, 2023 | DIVORCE - Divorce
When one is facing divorce, negotiating asset division often leads to contention, especially if one party is attempting to hide assets. All assets must be considered in an Alaskan divorce and hiding assets is not legal. If one party suspects that the other party is...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 13, 2023 | FAMILY LAW - Child Custody
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...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 12, 2023 | DIVORCE - Divorce
Facing a divorce can bring up many emotions. On one hand, someone may feel relief, especially if the marriage was particularly difficult. But feelings of sadness, guilt, anger, and fear are also common. These feelings may come and go, leaving one struggling with...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 7, 2023 | DIVORCE - Divorce
When a couple divorces, they must decide how to divide their assets. This includes real estate, collectibles, vehicles, investment funds, and other items of value. Some couples can negotiate how best to divide their property without court intervention. But when there...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 6, 2023 | DIVORCE - Divorce
When couples divorce in Alaska, dividing the assets can often lead to challenging negotiations. This is especially true with valuable assets like the family home. Not only does the home hold financial value, but it may also remind the couple of happier times, making...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 6, 2023 | DIVORCE - Divorce
It’s not uncommon for Alaskans who are in an unhappy marriage to struggle with making the decision to divorce. This is especially true if the couple has children. Worries about financial issues, wondering if it’s the best thing for the children, and the fear of change...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Dec 5, 2023 | Family Law
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...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Nov 6, 2023 | Family Law
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...
On Behalf of Eschbacher & Eschbacher | Jul 30, 2023 | Family Law
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...
