The role of the court in a divorce case is to equitably divide the property and liabilities the parties acquired during marriage. While each case is different, the same laws ...
If you’re like most people who are contemplating divorce, you don’t know much about how the Alaska divorce process works. As you click on this page you may be ...
One of the most common complaints I receive from my clients is that they feel that they shouldn’t have to give their spouses detailed financial information about their lives after ...
Many people have misconceptions about what the courts consider personal property during a divorce. It doesn’t help that the definition is so broad, but fortunately, Alaska law is very clear ...
It is only natural for your divorce to play a central role in your life. However, there is a point at which some people can become so obsessed about their ...
You thought your life would never change. But divorce is all about change. Here are some questions and answers about your finances when your divorce. Is change scary? You bet! ...
When you file a divorce complaint, the Superior Court issues what’s known as a Standing Domestic Relations Procedural Order. It’s very important to read this order carefully, and if you ...
In a previous post, I made some suggestions about questions you could ask a potential attorney during your initial consultation. Those questions are designed to help you to decide whether you ...
In a divorce case, it is extremely important to be able to distinguish between credit card charges you and your spouse made during the marriage and credit card charges you ...
I was recently in court participating in a settlement conference. The trial judge made several points that every party trying to settle their case must understand: In order to reach ...
