Alaska Divorce and Family Law

How Do I File for Divorce in Alaska?

Getting divorced in Alaska can be complicated. Not knowing what you’re getting into can be a mistake you’ll regret for years to come.

Uncontested Divorce in Alaska

When you and your spouse agree on the terms of ending your marriage in Alaska, you might be able to file for a dissolution—a faster way to end your marriage than the traditional divorce process.

Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Alaska

Find out how alimony (spousal support) is awarded and calculated in Alaska.

Adultery in Alaska: Does Cheating Affect Alimony?

If you’re getting divorced in Alaska, and your spouse has cheated on you, will it have an impact on any alimony award?

The Basics of Voiding a Marriage in Alaska

Do you believe your marriage is invalid? Learn the details of annulment in Alaska.

Alaska Divorce: Dividing Property

Are you figuring out how to divide your marital property and debts in a divorce? Here's what you should consider.

How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in Alaska

Learn more about domestic violence and how it impacts child custody in Alaska.

Child Custody and Relocation Laws in Alaska

Understanding how one parent’s move will affect custody.

Alaska Child Custody Laws

It's a common misconception that older children can choose which parent to live with after a separation or divorce. In Alaska, the court may consider your child's opinion, but there are many other factors that go into a custody decision.

Child Support in Alaska

In Alaska, both parents, whether they were married to one another or not, have a legal obligation to provide financial support to their children.

Child Support Enforcement in Alaska

In Alaska, both parents, whether they were married to one another or not, have a legal obligation to provide financial support to their children.

Remarriage and Child Support in Alaska

Find out whether remarriage affects child support in Alaska.