Stephanie W. v. Maxwell V.
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FABE, Chief Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Stephanie W. and Maxwell V. have a son, Terrance. 1 Maxwell sued for eustody of Terrance, and the superior court granted him primary physical custody and joint legal custody. In Stephanie W. v. Maxwell V., 2 we reviewed that first custody order and affirmed it in most respects but remanded for reconsideration of two custody factors. 3 On remand, the superior court again granted Maxwell primary physical custody.
Stephanie appeals this second custody order. Two of her arguments, relating to discovery, were not preserved for appeal, are therefore…
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