Alaska Advance Healthcare Directive
How to execute a valid advance healthcare directive in Alaska under AS 13.52, including witness restrictions, agent authority, and when the directive takes effect.
All articles about Alaska Adult Guardianship & Alternatives Guide (Turning 18).
How to execute a valid advance healthcare directive in Alaska under AS 13.52, including witness restrictions, agent authority, and when the directive takes effect.
How guardianship and conservatorship in Alaska interact with ANCSA Native corporation stock. Covers stock restrictions, settlement trusts, and custodial alternatives for disabled shareholders.
How to modify, reduce, or terminate a guardianship in Alaska using Form PG-190. Covers grounds for change, the three-year visitor review, and restoring the ward's rights.
How conservatorship and guardianship differ in Alaska — guardians manage personal care while conservators manage finances, and the court can appoint both or just one.
How to create a valid durable power of attorney in Alaska, including the mandatory durability language, notarization requirements, and springing POA options under AS 13.26.
What to consider when an urgent situation may require guardianship in Alaska. Covers the standard process, less-restrictive alternatives, and planning for changes in caregiver availability.
How to complete the PG-210 guardianship annual report in Alaska, including deadlines, required attachments, and what happens if you file late.
Complete breakdown of Alaska guardianship costs — the $150 filing fee, attorney fees, the TF-920 fee waiver process, and which services the state covers for free.
What an Alaska court visitor does in guardianship proceedings, how the interview works, who pays for it, and how the visitor's report shapes the court's decision.
Complete directory of Alaska guardianship forms including the PG-500 petition packet, PG-100, PG-210 annual report, TF-920 fee waiver, and where to download each one.
Comparing a self-directed Alaska guardianship guide against hiring a disability attorney — cost, depth, and when each makes sense for families at the turning-18 transition.
Whether your adult child with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, or another developmental disability needs guardianship in Alaska — and which less restrictive alternatives to consider first.
How to transfer an existing guardianship to or from Alaska under the Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act. Covers filing, registration, and the transfer process.
Whether an Alaska guardianship removes voting rights, when a court can restrict them, and how wards and families can protect the right to vote after a guardianship appointment.
What rights a ward retains under Alaska guardianship, including the least restrictive alternative principle under AS 13.26.090. Covers voting, privacy, counsel, and petition for review.
What happens to parental rights in Alaska when a child with a disability turns 18, and how to prepare legal decision-making authority before the birthday.
What happens to IEP decision-making when an Alaska student turns 18, how the IDEA transfer of rights works, and how parents can stay involved without guardianship.
How limited guardianship works in Alaska under AS 13.26.090, including what rights the ward keeps, how to petition for partial authority, and when limited is preferred over full.
Which Alaska guardianship, power of attorney, and SDMA documents require notarization, which accept witnesses instead, and how to get documents notarized in rural Alaska.
How to set up a durable power of attorney for a disabled adult child in Alaska. Covers financial POA, medical POA, capacity requirements, and when guardianship is necessary instead.
How to participate in an Alaska guardianship hearing remotely via video or phone. Covers electronic filing rules, rural court access, and what to expect from traveling judicial dockets.
Compare SSA representative payee and court-appointed guardian in Alaska. Learn which one manages SSI benefits, when you need both, and how to avoid unnecessary court proceedings.
How supported decision-making agreements work in Alaska under AS 13.56, including who qualifies, execution requirements, supporter duties, and third-party recognition.
Side-by-side comparison of supported decision-making agreements and guardianship in Alaska — who keeps decision-making power, cost, court involvement, and when each is appropriate.
Alaska offers several legal alternatives to full guardianship for autistic adults turning 18 — from supported decision-making to limited guardianship. Here's how to choose.
How to navigate Alaska's guardianship and alternatives process from rural communities — remote filing, Zoom hearings, and the tools that actually work outside Anchorage.
If your child's 18th birthday is weeks away and you haven't started guardianship or alternatives planning, here's what to prioritize in Alaska and what can wait.
Step-by-step guide to filing an adult guardianship petition in Alaska Superior Court, including the PG-500 packet, filing fees, service requirements, and the 120-day timeline.
Step-by-step preparation for an uncontested Alaska guardianship hearing as a self-represented petitioner — what to file, what to expect, and how to handle the hearing.