Online forms, instructions, and legal information for self-represented litigants handling family, small claims, landlord-tenant, and probate matters. Walk-in help is available weekdays in Anchorage, with phone and chat support for fathers statewide. Bring a photo ID, existing court paperwork, and any filings you have received so staff can point you to the right packet and next steps.
(907) 264-0851 · 820 W 4th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501
Free legal services for immigrants, refugees, and trafficking survivors in Alaska, plus statewide language access advocacy for non-English-speaking parents. Staff help with asylum, family-based petitions, and interpreter coordination during court hearings. Fathers can reach the Anchorage office weekdays; bring a photo ID, any immigration paperwork, and notices from USCIS or the court to the intake appointment.
(907) 279-2457 · 431 W 7th Ave Suite 208, Anchorage, AK 99501
Free legal advocacy for Alaskans with disabilities, including education rights, housing access, Medicaid services, and guardianship issues that affect parents and their children. Staff handle intake weekdays by phone or at the Anchorage office and serve clients statewide. Fathers should bring a photo ID, medical or IEP documentation, and any agency denial letters to the first appointment.
(907) 565-1002 · 3330 Arctic Blvd Suite 103, Anchorage, AK 99503
Free criminal defense for Alaskans who cannot afford a private attorney, including felony, misdemeanor, and appellate cases that can affect custody and parental rights. Attorneys are assigned after the court finds indigency. Fathers should call the Anchorage office weekdays or request counsel at arraignment; bring pay stubs, benefits letters, and all charging paperwork to the first meeting.
(907) 334-4400 · 900 W 5th Ave Suite 200, Anchorage, AK 99501