IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA

AT

(Plaintiff)

(Defendant 1)

(Defendant 2) CASE NO:

PATERNITY DISESTABLISHMENT & ESTABLISHMENT

FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

Trial in this case was held on

Settlement was placed on the record on

A default hearing in this case was held on

Plaintiff: did not appear. appeared in person. appeared remotely.

Plaintiff was represented by self.	.

Defendant 1: did not appear. appeared in person. appeared remotely.

Defendant 1 was represented by self.	.

Defendant 2: did not appear. appeared in person. appeared remotely.

Defendant 2 was represented by self.	.

The record shows that Defendant 1 was served with the summons and complaint, and

Defendant 1 did not file an answer or otherwise deny the facts in the complaint, and the case continued without hearing from Defendant 1 (default).

Defendant 1 signed the complaint or filed an answer that agreed with the facts in the complaint (uncontested).

Defendant 1 filed an answer and the parties later agreed on all issues (settlement).

Defendant 1 filed an answer and the court held a trial (contested).

The record shows that Defendant 2 was served with the summons and complaint, and

Defendant 2 did not file an answer or otherwise deny the facts in the complaint, and the case continued without hearing from Defendant 2 (default).

Defendant 2 signed the complaint or filed an answer that agreed with the facts in the complaint (uncontested).

Defendant 2 filed an answer and the parties later agreed on all issues (settlement).

Defendant 2 filed an answer and the court held a trial (contested).

The court considered any testimony and examined any evidence or agreements presented. The court now makes the following findings of fact and conclusions of law:

FINDINGS OF FACT

1.	Plaintiff is a resident of	. Defendant 1 is a resident of	. Defendant 2 is a resident of	.

is the biological mother of each child involved in this case and listed below:

Child’s Name	Date of Birth	State of Residence

2.	Plaintiff Defendant 1 Defendant 2 was established as the legal father of the children listed above, because:

this party is listed as the father on the birth certificates.

this party was married to the biological mother when the children were born.

an Affidavit of Paternity was signed.

the Child Support Enforcement Division (CSED) established paternity.

the Office of Children’s Services (OCS) established paternity

3.	The court heard the following clear and convincing evidence that Plaintiff Defendant 1 Defendant 2 is not the biological father of the children listed above:

Affidavit from	stating that	is not the biological father.

Testimony from	stating that	is not the biological father.

DNA test results showing that	is not the biological father.

4.	The court heard the following clear and convincing evidence that Plaintiff Defendant 1 Defendant 2 is the biological father of the children listed above:

Affidavit from	stating that	is the biological father.

Testimony from	stating that	is the biological father.

DNA test results showing that	is the biological father.

5. Child Support

was ordered to pay child support for the children by

previous court order. CSED order.	.

This person has no ongoing child support obligation, and

owes past child support (arrears) to

Plaintiff	Defendant 1

Defendant 2	the State of Alaska

does not owe past child support.

should pay child support for the children according to

the previous court order dated	.

the CSED order dated	.

the attached child support order.

Other:

6.	has requested the court enter a parenting plan.

A parenting plan should be entered by separate order.

7.	Other findings of fact:

CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

1.	This court has jurisdiction over the parties and issues involved in this proceeding, including paternity of each child listed above.

2.	is disestablished as the legal father of each child listed above, has no parenting rights, and has no ongoing responsibility or child support obligation to the children.

3.	must pay

child support arrears that accrued until	[date].

no child support arrears

4.	is established as the legal father of each child listed above, with all the rights and responsibilities involved in being the legal father.

5.	Child support between parties	and	will be entered by separate order.

6.	A parenting plan between parties	and	will be entered by separate order.

7.	The Alaska Office of Health Analytics and Vital Records must

remove	as the father from each child’s birth certificate.

add	as the father on each child’s birth certificate.

[IMPORTANT: One of the parties must send a certified copy of the decree to the Alaska Office of Health Analytics and Vital Records to change the birth certificates.]

8.	Other conclusions of law:

Date	Superior Court Judge

Recommended for approval: Superior Court Master Date

Print or Type Name

I certify that on	, a copy of this document was distributed to:

Plaintiff/Atty Defendant 1/Atty Defendant 2/Atty

Clerk/JA: