Choosing an outfit wisely may increase the chances for success in certain circumstances, such as a job interview or business presentation. It is also important to dress appropriately during legal proceedings in an Alaska court, such as child custody litigation. A...
Anchorage Legal Issues Blog
Alaska drug bust in Juneau prompts 6 arrests
Federal investigators say they have evidence that a group of people were committing drug crimes in Alaska between summer of 2017 and May of this year. The authorities claim that those involved used cellphones to connect with people who wanted to buy illegal drugs....
Alaska investigators suspect drug trafficking
A man from another state has found himself facing serious legal problems in Alaska. The Fairbanks Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has stated that investigators have been tracking this man since 2019. He was recently arrested and is now facing federal charges...
Documents that are often helpful in a divorce
Before the end of 2021, many Alaskan couples will file family court petitions. Some will divorce because of incompatibility of temperament while others might cite a specific issue, such as infidelity, as the reason for the decision to end their marriage. In either...
The power of your right to remain silent
When under criminal investigation in Alaska or elsewhere, you do have rights. Many would say the most powerful of those is your right to remain silent. Invoking this right is not a sign of guilt. It is a way for you to protect yourself. The right to remain silent is...
Alaska police make arrest following a scuffle
On a recent Friday, Alaska police were called to the scene of a confrontation between two neighbors. One of them was a 49-year-old man who was ultimately taken into custody and sent to jail. He is now facing numerous charges, including violating the terms of his...
A narcissistic spouse can complicate a divorce
When a spouse in Alaska or elsewhere determines that his or her relationship is no longer viable, it often sparks a series of decisions and life-changing events. This is especially true if the spouse in question files for divorce, particularly if he or she is a...
Auto-brewery syndrome can trigger a DUI arrest
When an Alaska police officer makes a traffic stop, it is often because he or she suspects a driver of intoxication. Any number of issues may be considered a legitimate reason for making a suspected DUI stop, such as if the officer in question witnesses a vehicle...
Uncommon assets still need inclusion in a divorce agreement
Most people getting divorced in Alaska know that the process will involve splitting marital assets to some degree. They may think of bank accounts, a family home, vehicles or other common sources of assets when deciding how to separate property between two people....
Man arrested on numerous charges has two outstanding warrants
People convicted of crimes often struggle to get their lives back on track. Sometimes, this even increases their chances of being arrested again, further perpetuating the destructive cycle. Criminal defense gives everyone a chance to prove their innocence or explain...

