Georgette S.b., Appellant v. Scott B., Appellee.

Summary

The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed the superior court’s order granting the father sole legal and physical custody and limiting the mother to supervised visitation. The Court held that the mother’s interference with the children’s therapy constituted a substantial change in circumstances, that the best‑interest analysis supporting sole custody was proper, and that supervised visitation was justified. The decision rested on an abuse‑of‑discretion standard.