Free Alaska Divorce Forms

State Statutory Resources
Alaska Domestic Relations Statute
Alaska Legal Resource Center
Alaska Self-Help Center

Divorce Law
Alaska does not permit irreconcilable differences type no fault divorces but does permit incompatibility divorces and mutual consent decrees as well as traditional fault divorces. Incompatibility of temperament which has caused the irremediable breakdown of the marriage. [Alaska Statutes; Title 25, Chapter
24.200]. It is a separate property state. There is residency time requirement but you must be a bona fide resident to obtain an Alaska divorce
 

Marital Separation Agreements Explained

Child Custody and Visitation Law
FAQ on Child Custody and Visitation
Child Custody Resources
Custody is based on the best interest of the child. Neither parent is considered to be entitled to custody. [Alaska Statutes; Title 25, Chapter 24.150].

Property Division
Alaska is an "equitable distribution" state. Both joint and separate property which has been acquired during the marriage will be divided in a "just" manner.  Factors considered are: (1) length of marriage, (2) the age and health of the parties, (3) the earning capacity of each spouse, (4) educational backgrounds, training, employment skills, work experiences, length of absence from the job market, and custodial responsibilities for
children during the marriage, (5) the financial condition of each spouse, (6) the parties conduct regarding their assets, (7) the desirability of awarding the family home to the spouse with primary physical custody of children, (8) the time and manner of acquisition of their property, (9) the income producing capacity of the property and its
value, and (10) all other relevant factors. Non-monetary contributions to the marriage (for example: home-making) are also considered. [Alaska Statutes; Title 25, Chapters 24.160 and 24.230].