Alaska Supreme Court
Ronny M., Appellant v. Nanette H., Appellee
May 31, 20132013 Alas. LEXIS 70
Summary
The Alaska Supreme Court upheld Alaska's jurisdiction over the custody and child-support proceedings because Alaska was the children's home state and no enforceable Florida custody or support order existed. It affirmed the primary physical custody, modified joint legal custody, child-support, PFD-management, evidentiary, and bias rulings. It reversed and remanded the order requiring Ronny to pay all visitation expenses because the superior court did not make the required reasonable, just, and proper allocation between the parents.