Do i have any recourse if my attorney was incompotent during my Alaska divorce?

Anonymous Apr 13, 2013 7 views 1 answers

I have been in contact with a couple of attorneys who were shocked that my divorce was written the way it was and my Alaska attorney was viewed as being inept throughout the entire process.

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Matthew Thomas MajeskiDivorce / Separation LawyerWoodbury, MN

Matthew Thomas MajeskiDivorce / Separation LawyerWoodbury, MN · Jun 15, 2026

You have a potential malpractice claim against the attorney so long as the statute of limitations has not run out. I'm not sure what it is in Alaska, but I imagine it's fairly easy to look up.

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