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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-17
Status Closed
Type Div Or Cust W/children (4 Fa)|Unmarried Parents Do Not Agree (or Are Unsure) On Parenting Plan
Docket 9 entries
Disposition consolidated

Parties

Plaintiff Sweetsir, Dallas S.j.
Defendant Brigham, Jessica Haley
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Judge

Hon. Peterson Earl A

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Electronic Delivery of Case Documents (Opt-In) 11/17/2022 Dallas S.J. Sweetsir (Plaintiff);
  2. Petition for Custody
  3. Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit
  4. Domestic Relations Procedural Order and Assignment
  5. Information Sheet - Confidential Document per Civil Rule 90.1(f)(1)
  6. Direction to Seal Affidavit
  7. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed re: **ACTION NEEDED FOR CASE TO PROCEED** **Please correct these deficiencies within 30 days.** Pursuant to Administration Rule 9(b) and 9(c), upon filing any civil case in the superior court, there is a filing fee of $250.00. You may pay the filing fee online by searching the case number at courts.alaska.gov. If you cannot pay, the Request for Exemption from Payment of Fees is form number TF-920. If you do not have access to a notary, attach TF-835 to the request for exemption of fees. Pursuant to Civil Rule 3(a), the complaint, in order to be accepted for filing, must be accompanied by a completed case description on a form provided by the clerk of court. The case description is form CIV-125S (superior court). Please mark one box to match your complaint type and file the form with the court. Pursuant to Civil Rule 3(a) and 4(b)(2), The complaint shall be accompanied by all summonses that will be issued with the case. The court summons is form number CIV-100. Please ensure to write the case number, case caption, and your name and address on the lines provided. Pursuant to Civil Rule 90.3(e)(1), each parent in a court proceeding at which child support is involved must file a statement under oath which states the parent's adjusted annual income and the components of this income as provided in subparagraph (a)(1). The child support guidelines affidavit is form number DR-305. Please attach proof of income, to include two paystubs and your most recent tax return. Redact all social security numbers or other sensitive information from your financial documents. Dallas S.J. Sweetsir (Plaintiff);
  8. Administrative Judicial Reassignment
  9. Case Closed. Case Consolidated Into Case: 4FA-22-02416CI

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