Collier Law

10/01/2026

�� What is the difference between legal custody and physical custody?
Many parents entering a custody discussion assume custody is a single concept. In Alaska,
however, legal custody and physical custody address two different aspects of a child's
life.
Jeremy Collier of Collier Law in Wasilla, AK explains the difference:
✔ Legal custody involves major decisions regarding a child's education, medical care, and
other important matters.
✔ Physical custody focuses on where a child lives and who provides day-to-day care.
These types of custody are evaluated separately, meaning a parent's role in major decisions
does not necessarily depend on how much physical parenting time they have.
For families in the Mat-Su Valley, practical considerations such as work schedules, travel,
school routines, and distance between communities can also influence custody arrangements.
Understanding these distinctions can help parents approach custody discussions with clearer
expectations and a stronger focus on what supports their child's well-being.
Read the full article here:
https://hellonation.com/mag/AK/Wasilla/19477?page_id=496983

HelloWasilla • Legal Custody and Physical Custody Explained for Alaska Parents

06/30/2026

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�� How do Alaska courts decide child custody?
Many people believe custody decisions are about determining which parent is "better," but that's
not how Alaska courts approach these cases.
According to Jeremy Collier of Collier Law, the court's primary focus is always the best
interests of the child. Judges consider factors such as:
✔ The child's physical and emotional needs
✔ Each parent's ability to provide a safe, stable home
✔ Willingness to support the child's relationship with the other parent
✔ Stability in the child's home, school, and community
✔ Safety concerns, including any history of abuse or neglect
Understanding how custody decisions are made can help parents better prepare for the legal
process.
Read the full article here:
https://hellonation.com/mag/AK/Wasilla/19477?page_id=496948

HelloWasilla • How Child Custody Is Decided in Alaska Courts

02/08/2026

Did Your Property Taxes Jump This Year?
You’re not alone—and you may be paying more than you legally owe.
Recent property value hikes in the Mat-Su Borough have led to significant tax increases for many homeowners. The good news? You have the right to appeal.
Collier Law is now offering property tax appeal representation and we want to help property owners challenge unfair or inaccurate assessments and fight for lower tax bills. You only have a short window to determine if you qualify. This appeal could affect your property tax bills for years to come. You can’t afford to wait.
✅ No upfront consultation fee
✅ Experienced attorneys ready to advocate for you
✅ Deadlines apply—don’t wait
📨 Contact us today to see if you qualify for an appeal!
[email protected]

Collier Law. in Wasilla, AK, provides all of Alaska with the quality legal representation they need and deserve. Call us today for consultations!

12/09/2025

Today’s free legal advice: Don’t do this.

Authorities confirmed the interception of a drone carrying crab legs, Old Bay seasoning and w**d for prison inmates on Monday.

“Seems some folks were planning an early holiday."

12/08/2025

Good morning! Due to the high winds, lack of power, and questionable safety, Collier Law will be closed today. If you need anything, feel free to reach out to your team or contact us at [email protected] for general inquiries. Stay safe out there!