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Alaska financial forms for family court

Alaska uses three statewide forms: DR-305 for child support, DR-962 when asking for temporary financial support or support after the decree, and DR-890 for sharing property and debts between spouses.

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The forms

  • DR-962

    Financial Declaration

    • Income
    • Expenses
    • Property and assets
    • Debts

    When it’s used: Motion or opposition for interim financial support; post-decree motions to change child support; Part B property statement in divorce cases only.

    PDF6 pagesRevision: (7/25)Confirmed on the court's site
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  • DR-305

    Child Support Guidelines Affidavit

    • Income

    When it’s used: Any divorce with children, custody or child support case; filed by plaintiff with complaint and by defendant with answer (Civil Rule 90.3).

    PDF4 pagesRevision: (6/25)Confirmed on the court's site
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  • DR-890

    Civil Rule 26.1 Questionnaire - Disclosures Between Spouses

    • Income
    • Property and assets
    • Debts

    When it’s used: Optional form for the mandatory Civil Rule 26.1 marital property and debt disclosure, due within 45 days after the answer.

    PDF6 pagesRevision: (12/25)Confirmed on the court's site
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Attachments and extra sheets

These go with one of the forms above.

  • SHC-1000

    Property & Debt Worksheet

    When it’s used: Lists marital property and debts and the proposed split; offered as an attachment to the divorce complaint (DR-55, DR-822) and listed under Property and Debt on the family forms page.

    PDF3 pagesRevision: (11/17)Property and assets, Debts

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Filed with the court, or given to the other side?

DR-305 and DR-962 are filed with the court. DR-890 is given to the other side and not filed.

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What it uses
Three statewide forms split by issue: DR-962 Financial Declaration (income, expenses, property, fees) for interim financial support and post-decree support motions, DR-305 Child Support Guidelines Affidavit for any case with child support, and DR-890 Civil Rule 26.1 questionnaire for property/debt disclosure between spouses; SHC-1000 is the self-help property and debt worksheet attached to divorce complaints.
Which form, when
DR-305 with the complaint and with the answer in divorce-with-children or custody cases (Civil Rule 90.3; Presiding Judges' Standing Order of 15 June 2026, sec. 4). DR-962 with any motion or opposition for interim financial support, e.g. fees or spousal support (Standing Order sec. 5). Civil Rule 26.1 property/debt disclosures within 45 days of the answer, optionally on DR-890 (Standing Order sec. 3). No income tiers.
Filed or exchanged
DR-305 and DR-962 are filed (Standing Order secs. 4-5: 'file'); Civil Rule 26.1 disclosures (DR-890) are given to the other side and not filed ('Do not file this information with the court'; DR-890: 'You do not file this form in court').

This is general information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check with the court before you file.

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