Sherrill v. Sherrill
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BOLGER, Justice.
I, INTRODUCTION
This appeal arises from superior court orders dividing marital property, granting child custody, and determining child support. The noncustodial, nonresident parent claims the superior court lacked jurisdiction, the orders are substantively incorrect, and the court appeared to be biased against him, We conclude that the record contains no evidence of bias and that the court did not err in entering the marital property and child custody orders. The superior court properly exercised jurisdiction and entered orders settling marital property and granting…
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