registrazione di un provvedimento estero sul pagamento degli alimenti ai figli minori
Explanation:
A foreign order is a court order issued by state court in the United States other than Alaska, or a court of another country. For example, a child custody order from California is a foreign order in Alaska.
If you want the Alaska courts or Alaska police to take action here in Alaska on the court order you have from another state, you generally must register the foreign order in Alaska. Some people register a foreign order simply to be able to enforce it; other people register a foreign order as the first step in a modification procedure.
Registration of a valid foreign court order for the purpose of enforcement is allowed at any time, and is a fairly straightforward process. Registration for the purpose of a modification is much more complicated because only a court with jurisdiction can modify an order. The laws controlling jurisdiction are very complicated. If you have any questions at all, you are urged to seek the advice of an attorney.
Reference: http://www.courts.alaska.gov/shcforeign.htm
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