As someone navigating an Alaska divorce in 2019, you will have to navigate certain tax changes that did not affect those who divorced prior to this year. At , we recognize that this year’s new tax changes can have a substantial effect...
Anchorage Legal Issues Blog
Is swatting a serious crime?
The Internet gives people a measure of anonymity, which can lead to them saying or doing things they would not think about doing in person. People in Alaska and elsewhere need to understand that there is a line that can be crossed, even online where they feel they are...
You defended yourself and your family, but you may face charges
Your home is your safe haven. When you walk through the doors, you can relax, be with your family and otherwise enjoy your home. One day or night, someone violated the sanctity of your home.Perhaps you own a gun, and you used it to defend yourself and your...
A strong parenting plan will benefit the whole family
When you opt for divorce, one of your main concerns will be to protect the best interests of your children. You understand that your personal decisions as an adult can significantly impact the youngest members of your family, and you want to do everything possible to...
Is an alimony payment order unchangeable?
Alaskan residents who get a divorce may have to deal with alimony payments. If you are paying spousal support, you may be wondering just how set in stone these payments are. We at are here to discuss that.Many people who pay spousal...
Helping yourself and your kids through divorce
Parenting comes with numerous ups and downs. Some days, you may feel as if everything is in your favor and that you are the best parent you can be. Other days, you likely doubt every decision you make and wonder whether your children are growing up as best as...
How is trespassing considered a crime?
With a title like America’s Last Frontier, it comes as no surprise that people in Alaska like to explore. Whether hunting on privately owned grounds that appear to be unused or doing some urban exploring in an abandoned building, you might not realize you could...
Joint custody a useful but sometimes difficult arrangement
Wanting what is best for your children has likely been on your mind since the birth of your first child and possibly even before. Though you may have tried your best to help them grow and learn without suffering unnecessarily, you likely now worry about how your...
Understand your DUI risks during the Fourth of July holiday
Like most people across the country, you may be looking forward to celebrating the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. At the law offices of , we want you and other Alaska residents to make it home safely after the festivities, as well as to...
Can you keep custody when you move out of state?
If you plan to move out of Alaska after your divorce is over, it could be possible to maintain custody if it is in the best interest of your children. However, you will probably have several things to consider. One of the best ways to accomplish your goal of...

