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Trying to parent children with an ex is difficult, particularly if there’s habitual tension at issue. If you’re co-parenting, it’s highly unlikely that you and your ex will agree on everything related to your children, so it’s best to have an idea...
Successful co-parenting requires a steady hand and a clear focus on your children. Shared custody often feels like a balancing act where emotions and logistics collide. To build a stable environment, parents must transition from former partners to...
Planning for the future is oftentimes a big part of the lead-up to any wedding ceremony. The soon-to-be spouses are excited to start their lives together as a married couple and see what the future holds. But, planning for the future might also...
If you are planning a wedding, you might be considering a prenuptial agreement. This is a written, legally binding document that states how property is divided and other financial terms if you and your spouse divorce. Advantages of a prenuptial...
Dividing assets in an Alaskan divorce can be a stressful and uncertain process. Anyone who is facing or contemplating a divorce should have a basic understanding of the asset division process in an Alaskan divorce. The basic rule By statute,...
The time you spend with your child and the relationship that you’ve built with them can quickly come under attack when your ex files a custody modification request. The extent of this type of request can be severe. In some cases, a parent seeks to...
When parents are ending their marriage a certain amount of upheaval is inevitable for the child. The amount hinges on various factors including how well the parents can coordinate custody and parenting time; if their relationship is good enough...
There are many reasons that victims of domestic violence stay in an abusive relationship longer than they should. They might be afraid of being stalked and harmed by their abuser if they leave. Perhaps they have nowhere to go. In situations...
Alaska couples who are ending their relationship – whether they were married or were in a domestic partnership – are likely to have accumulated property while they were together. Many owned a home. This can be of significant value with both sides...
The end of a matrimonial union can be difficult; however, the end of parenting in the same home can be an emotional challenge and difficult to adapt to. While no one gets married to get a divorce, married parents do not often plan to not parent...