In re M.R.P.

How courts have described this case

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• “Although a tribal child support order need not match the format of a support order issued by the Alaska courts, it must, at a minimum, be concrete enough to be enforceable.”
• “Given the plain language of John I and John II, it is clear that we believed that the custody and support matters were separate and that the transfer of the former to the (continued...
• “We conclude that the superior court correctly ruled that child support had never been referred to the tribal court and that the division could enforce the court’s child support order. This disposes of the case and makes it unnecessary to resolve the additional jurisdictional issues.”

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