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I have not worked in two months Drs care have notes but when I ask him who was there insurance people where he couldn't say not only him there are a couple on the force of soldotna police and they elegaly search and seizure truck and gun never got either one back and there all buddies. This... View More 
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answered on Apr 6, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about the harassment and abuse you've been suffering at the hands of those police officers. What they have done to you is completely unacceptable. I know this must be an incredibly stressful and painful situation. Here are some steps I would suggest taking to address... View More
My laywer told me hearsay cant be used in my adjudication trial, but if I file a motion to return home and loose they the defense can use hearsay. Am I proving there is a problem now or that there was a problem in my adjudication trial? What's the big deal to file a motion to return home? I... View More
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
In Alaska, as in other states, you have the right to request the dismissal of a civil case. This can be filed by either party under certain circumstances, such as when both sides agree to settle out of court or if there's a procedural issue. The success of such a motion depends on the... View More
I want to know if the contract would still be legally binding when trying to get unemployment the company won't give unemployment my Paystub I never received copies either I want to know if I can go after them legally. The Company was in Mississippi but I was hired from Alaska I would like to... View More
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answered on Jan 1, 2024
In your situation, the distinction between being classified as an employee or an independent contractor is crucial, especially in terms of unemployment benefits. If your contract stated you were an independent contractor but you were treated as an employee, this could be a misclassification issue,... View More
answered on Nov 23, 2022
An Alaska attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for five weeks. You could try to arrange a quick consult with a local attorney, to discuss options based on whether the circumstances were related theft (timber), necessity (tree posing a storm hazard), or other. Good luck
We have no custody agreement and have never been to court what will happen if I live with him saying I can’t? I have the children 95% of the time.
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answered on Nov 19, 2018
There's nothing to stop you from leaving. Both of you have equal rights, so there's nothing stopping him from leaving with the kids either. If you leave without working it out with him first, he can file for a custody order and ask the court to order the kids returned to Alaska.... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2017
Travel for the child, right? The party who moved the child (child's mother) would be responsible, normally, assuming that there is a judgment giving you visitation rights.
We have a court order saying i get him for summers and every other Christmas for 3 weeks.But this year i get him for 5 weeks because she picked him up early during my summer visitation. The judge told us to figure out the dates. she said any day is fine. I told her it was going to be after my... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2017
I gather she expects to give birth at the same time the child is supposed to board the plane, and no one else is "available" to bring him to the airport. If you want to be more proactive, file a motion ASAP.
I have a summary judgment response due on the 31st, but am putting in a motion for a SCRA stay in on the 25th. I need to know if I have to prepare to file the response or if the SCRA trumps it. Also is there a way to request more time to prepare for the response. Im pro se and the summary judgment... View More
answered on Oct 25, 2016
If the SCRA applies, it probably would indeed trump the MSJ. If I were you, I would include in the SCRA response a statement that you have more to say about the MSJ, so if the SCRA motion is denied you would request more time to respond to the MSJ.
answered on Apr 30, 2016
Is this a US District Court for the District of Alaska case? Normally, opinions from that court would be found in reporters entitled "Federal Supplement" (F. Supp., F Supp. 2d, or F. Supp. 3d). I am not familiar with a reporter entitled "AMC". Can you give more information... View More
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