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If the court determines that there is probable cause to believe that the child is a child in need of aid and is in such condition or surroundings that the childs welfare requires the immediate assumption of custody, the court may immediately issue an emergency custody order.
Whenever a court has to make a decision about child custody or visitation, Alaska Law (AS 25.24. 150) lays out very specific guidelines for the Judge to consider: The physical, emotional, mental, religious, and social needs of the child.
Primary physical custody simply means that one parent has the child for at least 70% of the year based on overnights; it does not mean that the parent with primary physical custody can exclude the other parent automatically from exercising visitation with the child, either through in-person visits or by telephone or
If a custody case is pending, but there is no order, generally the standing order in the case will prohibit either parent from removing the children from the state of Alaska without the permission of the other parent or a court order.
The definition of shared custody is between 30 and 70 percent time with one parent. I.e., what a lot of other states would consider primary or sole physical custody is considered shared in Alaska.

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Physical Custody (Co v. Matson, 313 P. 3d 521 (Alaska 2013).) Alaska recognizes two types of physical custody: primary and shared. When one parent has primary physical custody, the child or children will live with that parent for more than 70% of the year (256 or more overnights per year).

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