Legal Opinion
Moore v. Moore
Alaska Supreme Court
Decided May 29, 2015No. 7013 S-15712PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FABE, Chief Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Brandy and Jeremy Moore have one child, a ten-year-old daughter. When Brandy and Jeremy divorced in 2014, the superior court granted sole legal and primary physical custody of the child to Brandy and awarded Jeremy unrestricted visitation, including visitation to foreign countries. Jeremy proposed taking the child to Micronesia during his visitation period because he is now in a relationship with a Micronesian woman he met while he was stationed there with the Army. Brandy asked the superior court to limit Jeremy's international visitation to…
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