Douglas v. State, Department of Revenue

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• concluding that mother's due process rights were not violated when the superior court addressed purely legal issues in assessing mother's child support obligation and did not hold an evidentiary hearing
• stating that a “parent’s duty of support encompasses a duty to reimburse other persons who provide the support the parent owes” (quoting Matthews v. Matthews, 739 P.2d 1298, 1299 (Alaska 1987))
• prisoner's due process rights were not violated by failure to hold evidentiary hearing on inability to pay child support where minimum support obligation was imposed regardless of inability to pay because there were no factual issues to resolve

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).