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Alaska gives squatters 10 years to claim land via adverse possession under AS 09.10.030 and AS 09.45.052. Learn the five elements, the removal process, and what property owners must do.
Alaska statute of limitations by case type: 2 years for personal injury, 3 years for contracts, 10 years for fraud. Full civil and criminal deadlines.
Alaska surveillance camera laws for homes, workplaces, nanny cams, and neighbor disputes. Covers AS 11.61.123 voyeurism and AS 42.20.310 audio recording rules.
Alaska Uniform Trade Secrets Act (Alaska Stat. §§ 45.50.910-45.50.945): three-year limitations, misappropriation claims, remedies, and federal DTSA explained.
Alaska may be holding unclaimed money in your name. Search the official state database free and learn how to file a claim with the Treasury Division.
Alaska video recording laws allow filming in public without consent. Learn the rules for surveillance cameras, private property filming, voyeurism penalties under AS 11.61.123, and more.
Alaska voyeurism laws under AS 11.61.123 criminalize indecent viewing and hidden camera recordings. Learn the penalties, defenses, sex offender registration rules, and how to stay legal.
Learn how to check if you have a warrant in Alaska using the Alaska State Troopers list, CourtView case search, and local police departments.
Alaska whistleblower laws protect public employees who report matters of public concern. Learn protections, remedies, filing deadlines, and how to report.
Alaska window tint law requires 70% VLT on front side windows and 40% on rear windows. Mirrored tint banned. Medical exemptions available with annual certification.
Alaska windshield mounting laws: restrictions, penalties, and exemptions. Complete guide.
Alaska workers' comp pays 80% of spendable wages. Learn reporting deadlines, filing limits, doctor choice, and the exclusive-remedy rule under AS 23.30.
Alaska workplace recording laws allow employees to record conversations they participate in under one-party consent. Learn employer surveillance rules, NLRA protections, and company policy limits.
Alaska autopsy reports are not public records. They are confidential and released to next of kin or those with a financial interest once the case closes. Here is how to request one.
Alaska lets filers choose state or federal exemptions. The state homestead is $72,900, the vehicle exemption is $4,050, and see the 2026 means test income figures.
Alaska does not allow common law marriages to be formed within the state. AS 25.05.011 requires a license; AS 25.05.311 requires solemnization. Learn the rules for 2026.
Alaska has not enacted an age-verification law for adult websites. What HB 254 and HB 239 proposed, why both failed, and what applies today.
Complete guide to life sentences in Alaska: parole eligibility, LWOP rules, notable cases, recent legislative changes, and sentencing statutes. Updated March 2026.
How to find someone's cause of death in Alaska: it is on the death certificate and any autopsy report, both restricted to eligible family for 50 years.
Order an Alaska crash report by mail or email using DMV Form 440 ($10), or request an incident report from the investigating police department. No bodycam law.
Get an Alaska death certificate from Health Analytics and Vital Records. First certified copy is $30, each extra is $25. Order online, by mail, or in person.
Alaska medical malpractice law: 2-year filing deadline with a discovery rule, 10-year repose, a $250,000 noneconomic cap ($400,000 in death cases), explained.
Alaska motorcycle accident law: 2-year deadline, pure comparative negligence, partial helmet law, no lane splitting, and the at-fault insurance rule.
Alaska truck accident law: 2-year deadline, pure comparative negligence, no no-fault, plus the FMCSA rules and $750,000 federal insurance behind liability.
Alaska wrongful death law under AS 09.55.580: the 2-year deadline, who the personal representative sues for, recoverable damages, and the survival action.