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2 de octubre de 2024Alaska: Custody
- General information and definitions
- Who can get custody and visitation
- Who can get custody?
- Can a parent who committed violence get custody or visitation?
- I am the child's grandparent. Can I file for visitation of the child?
- I am the child's uncle, aunt, or cousin. Can I file for visitation of the child?
- Can a parent who does not have custody have access to the child's records?
- The custody process
- What are the steps to file for custody?
- How will a judge make a decision about custody?
- Will the judge give a temporary custody order?
- If the judge denies your request for custody, does s/he have to explain why?
- Do I need a lawyer?
- In which state can I file for custody?
- Can I get temporary emergency custody?
- Can I get temporary custody if I have a protective order against the other parent?
- I am a victim of domestic violence. Can I keep my address and phone number confidential?
- After an order is in place
- Military deployment and custody/visitation
- Can a parent modify a custody order because of military service?
- How does a parent's military deployment affect custody/visitation?
- If a temporary modification is made to a custody order because of military duty, what happens when the parent returns?
- What if I feel it is unsafe to go back to the original custody order?
- Can a parent who is deployed give his/her visitation rights to a family member?
