Recovering from a relationship with a narcissist takes a long time. A narcissistic spouse can cause a lot of emotional damage. If you file for a divorce, be ready to protect your well-being and your financial interests. Chances are that your spouse won’t make things...
If you’re a parent considering filing for a divorce in Alaska, you’ll want to think ahead regarding all the issues that will have an impact on your children’s lives. With careful planning and a strong support network, you can help your children come to terms with your...
Many parents in Alaska and throughout the country will be filing for divorce this year. Some have only one child while others have several, yet something they all have in common is that they want to minimize the amount of stress and disruption their divorce causes in...
Certain skills come in handy, not only in a business setting, but in your private life, as well. If you’re one of many married people in Alaska who struggles to communicate effectively with your spouse, you both might benefit from improving your negotiation skills. If...
Navigating a divorce is never easy for Alaska parents or those in other states. Some cases are more complex than others, yet most families experience stress and disruption in their daily lives, at least for a time, when a set of parents decides to go their separate...
Throughout the year, many Alaska parents will decide to file for divorce. Perhaps you will be one of them. Making such a decision will undoubtedly have a significant impact on your children’s lives, as you know. However, if you achieve a child custody agreement...
Alaska does not technically operate under community property laws in a divorce. However, if a pair of spouses wishes to split marital assets 50/50, they’re free to do so. Otherwise, an equitable division can be determined. Neither type of agreement will be fair,...
Just because you no longer wanted to be married to your spouse doesn’t mean that you are unwilling to provide for the financial needs of your children. As most Alaska parents do, you take your responsibilities seriously and want to keep your children’s best interests...
Not every couple going through divorce can work together to negotiate an agreement. However, for those who have that ability, the collaborative approach to divorce may be the right choice. In collaborative divorce, the divorcing spouses – working alongside their...
As an Alaska parent who has navigated a divorce, you are likely no stranger to negotiation. You and your ex were hopefully able to achieve a settlement without confrontation, especially regarding issues that are relevant to your children. When a family court judge...
