Elton H. v. Naomi R.

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• holding that one of four conditions limiting trial court's discretion to award custody to non-party is \notice that such an award is being considered\
• requiring that a nonparty grandmother consent to becoming a party upon remand to be considered a custodial option
• requiring that a nonparty grandmother consent to becoming a party upon remand to be considered a custodial option
• requiring the parties to the dispute to have sufficient notice of the possibility that a nonparty will receive custody to satisfy due process
• requiring the parties to the dispute to have sufficient notice of the possibility that a nonparty will receive custody to satisfy due process
• \[A] court may award custody to a non-party who would have been entitled by right to intervene as a party in the custody proceedings pursuant to Alaska Civil Rule 24(a).\

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