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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-20
Status Closed
Type Dissolution With Children (3 Pa)|Dissolution With Children Superior Court
Docket 18 entries
Disposition decree

Parties

Plaintiff Schachle, Jennifer E|Schachle, Jared W
Photo of Hon. Kristiansen, Kari C

Judge

Hon. Kristiansen, Kari C

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Electronic Delivery of Case Documents (Opt-In) Jennifer E Schachle (Petitioner); Jared W Schachle (Co-Petitioner);
  2. Proposed Child Support Order - Submitted Prior to Hearing (no motion track)
  3. LODGED: VS-401 Certificate of Absolute Divorce or Dissolution
  4. Information Sheet - Confidential Document per Civil Rule 90.1(f)(1)
  5. Model Parenting Agreement
  6. Domestic Relations Pretrial Order and Assignment
  7. Certificate of Completion of Viewing "Listen to the Children" Video Jennifer E Schachle (Petitioner); Jared W Schachle (Co-Petitioner);
  8. Shared Custody Child Support Calculation Jennifer E Schachle (Petitioner); Jared W Schachle (Co-Petitioner);
  9. Joint Child Support Guidelines Affidavit
  10. Mediated Settlement Agreement
  11. Notice of Deficient Filing(s) mailed re: Cured 02/15/2023 ACTION NEEDED TO CORRECT FILING You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Your hearing will not be set until these corrections are made. Please do the following: 1 You must file the following required documents. Court forms are available online at http://courts.alaska.gov/forms/index.htm. 1 Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (with Children), form DR-105. We received your original petition, however, it is incomplete. Please file an amended petition, completing the below portions in full. Page 11 Section A, numbers 1 and 2 must be filled in as well as the Annual Child Support below it. Number 3, please fill in the blanks within the paragraph. Page 13 number 5, please complete this whole section (a - d) Page 15 please fill out who will be filing for the PFD The amended petition will need to be signed by both petitioners in order to be accepted. For more information on the Alaska Rules of Court and forms please visit the Alaska Court System's website at http://courts.alaska.gov/ *()endDoc*()
  12. Parenting Plan Resolution Office Notice
  13. Amended Petition/Application
  14. Decree of Dissolution of Marriage
  15. Child Support Order - Final
  16. Decree of Dissolution Granted
  17. PROCESSED: VS-401 Certificate of Absolute Divorce or Dissolution
  18. Notice to Employer Re: Children's Medical Insurance Notice to Employer Re: Child's Medical Ins (12/19) Sent on: 04/19/2023 10:55:47.36

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