L.L.M. v. P.M.

OPINION

MATTHEWS, Justice.

The parties, L.L.M. (father) and P.M. (mother), have two children. The parties divorced, and the father was awarded custody of the children with visitation rights to the mother. Under a supplemental order, the mother was given visitation rights of six to eight weeks each summer. The parties were to agree on the details.

In the spring of 1986 the mother, who lives in Seattle, attempted to arrange the details of visitation with the father, who lives in Anchorage. The father refused, citing concerns about the mother’s drinking problems and alleged open sexual activity.…