Hernandez v. Lambert
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BRYNER, Justice.
At issue here is the timeliness of a superi- or court paternity action that conflicted with an adoption order issued by an Alaska tribal court five years previously. The superior court ruled that the tribal order was valid, that its issuance triggered Alaska’s one-year time limit on challenges to adoption decrees, and that the paternity action was therefore time-barred. We agree that the paternity action is time-barred but reach this conclusion without deciding the validity of the tribal adoption order; we conclude that, whatever its validity when originally entered,…
2Cases cited12 opinions
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- In re F.P.Alaska Supreme Court · 1992
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