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Parks v. Parks

Citations

  • 214 P.3d 295
  • 2009 Alas. LEXIS 110
  • 2009 WL 2414290

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  • holding that the superior court should have inquired further into pro se party's domestic violence allegations
  • holding that failure to consider party’s violations of long-term protective order in determining whether domestic violence presumption applied was plain error
  • holding attempt to commit assault in the fourth degree would fall within meaning of domestic violence
  • holding trial court did not abuse discretion in failing to address argument not raised before it
  • noting that throwing water at wife was domestic violence if husband attempted to place wife in fear of imminent physical injury, and remanding for factual findings
  • holding trial court should have inquired into self-represented party’s allegations of domestic violence because court was required to consider evidence of domestic violence in deciding custody under AS 25.24.150(g)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Fabe, Eastaugh, Carpeneti, Winfree, Matthews

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