There are some good resources for teens like you. On the Alaska Court System website (www.courts.alaska.gov), go to FORMS, then go to Domestic...

The Family Law Self-Help Center within the Alaska Court System is a great resource, and I encourage you to contact them. Their phone number is...

This question should have been addressed in your divorce. If it was not, then the issue should be between you and the father of the children -- do...

You don't say what kind of case this is, but I assume, since you mentioned filing for "interim orders", that this is a divorce or custody case. ...

In any custody case, the only requirement for filing a custody case is that the CHILD must have resided in that state for at least the past 6...

In thinking through how to resolve this problem, think first about the end result you want. You want your former GF not to use your credit, right?...

It sounds as if you are the fiancé of a person who had an informal custody and child support agreement with his former spouse/the parent of his...

Generally, whichever state a child lives in for the six months immediately preceding the filing of a divorce is considered the "home state" of the...

I'm sorry to hear that you are going through such a difficult time. If it is no longer possible to continue to live with your grandmother, or with...

I'm always so sad to hear about teenagers and their parents whose relationship is so strained that the teen feels he or she can no longer live at...