The state of Alaska offers divorce forms in packets to cover most common situations. Be sure to use the correct forms by downloading the package for your exact situation.

The state of Alaska provide packets containing the forms required to file for divorce but only if the divorce is uncontested. If the divorce is requested you’ll have to file the required forms and wait for a court date to present the case to the court.

Alaska Divorce Forms

Uncontested Divorces

The forms should be used ONLY when both parties agree on all issues such as child support and the division of assets and debts. If both parties do not agree on every issue, use the forms for a contested divorce.

• Alaska Divorce Forms Packet 1 – Minor Children uncontested divorce
• Alaska Divorce Forms Packet 2 – No Minor Children uncontested divorce
• Alaska Divorce Forms Packet 3 – When one spouse cannot be located

Contested Divorce With Minor Children

If both parties do not agree on all issue of the divorce and have minor children, the following forms should be used:

• Alaska Divorce Complaint, SHC-101
• Alaska Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit, DR-150
• Alaska Child Support Guidelines Affidavit, DR-305
• Alaska Divorce Information Sheet, DR-314
• Alaska Divorce Summons (see list below)

Contested Divorce With No Minor Children

If both parties do not agree on all issue of the divorce and do not have minor children, the following forms should be used:

• Alaska Divorce Complaint, SHC-101
• Alaska Divorce Information Sheet, DR-314
• Alaska Divorce Summons (see list below)

Alaska Divorce Summons Form

The Alaska Divorce Summons form is available for these locations:

• Alaska Divorce Summons Anchorage
• Alaska Divorce Summons Fairbanks
• Alaska Divorce Summons Kenai
• Alaska Divorce Summons Palmer
• Alaska Divorce Summons All Other Locations

Example of an Alaska Divorce Form