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Spending time with your child and remaining active in their life is often challenging if you and your partner split. For Alaska dads not married to their child’s mom at the time of birth, obtaining joint custody may require establishing paternity and potentially...
There is likely a multitude of reasons why you and your ex-wife filed for divorce. It is also likely that difficult communication was one of the reasons. Regardless of your communication woes, if you and your ex-wife have children together you will need to navigate...
Across the country, the rate of divorce has consistently been on an upward slope. This is true for almost every age group, including grey divorcees. This group includes individuals age 50 and up. Due to the differences in where you are at in life, you will likely...
While mothers once had the upper hand in custody cases, today courts recognize the parental rights of both the mother and father when determining where a child should live. If you are a father facing a divorce in Alaska, review the common considerations for child...
While tending to estate planning, you know you must account for health issues common to older adults. You want to get an early start on learning how to minimize your medical bills and save money. U.S. News & World Report offers tips that may help. Even if you plan...
If your estate plan involves creating a trust that will pass on an inheritance to your children, you know that picking someone to serve as your trustee is crucial. You may believe that one of your children is the perfect choice to be your trustee. Still, sometimes a...
When a court decides how to divide property during divorce proceedings, it will first attempt to distinguish between marital and non-marital property. In general, a gift that one spouse receives either before or during the marriage is not marital property. Couples may...
Alaska residents may need extra legal help when dealing with matters of wills. They are often complex even in the most straightforward of cases. Unfortunately, this means the less straightforward cases are even trickier. This is particularly true if something is...
Married men today need not only concern themselves with infidelity in the form of a marital affair but also in the form of financial lies. Depending on the nature of these lies, the impact on a couple and on a man's future may be significant. NBC News reported that a...
Those people preparing for a divorce in Alaska understand that the dissolution of their marriages will almost certainly impact their retirement plans. Yet they may believe that impact only to apply to who they will spend those years left. The fact that their 401(k)...