Is a Separation Agreement Legal in Alaska?
Yes, a legally binding agreement can be made for separation for any of the following reasons:
- An incompatibility of temperament exists between the parties; and
- The continuation of the parties’ status as married preserves or protects significant legal, financial, social, or religious interests.[1]
Legal Separation Requirements
- Filing Fee: $250 (Court Fees & Fee Waiver)
- Residency: The petitioner must be a resident at the time of filing.[2]
- Where to File: At a Superior Court Location (cases can be filed online, and hearings can be done virtually).
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