Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit {DR-150}

DR-150 - CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AFFIDAVIT. This form is used in child custody cases filed in the Superior Court of Alaska to provide the court with essential information about the children involved, including their current and past addresses, custody arrangements, and any other legal proceedings that may impact the case. This affidavit helps the court determine whether it has jurisdiction to make custody decisions under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA). The form requires the petitioner to list each child's name, date of birth, place of birth, gender, and residence history for the past five years, along with details about who had custody during that time. The form asks whether the petitioner has participated in any prior custody proceedings, is aware of any other legal cases that could affect the custody decision (such as domestic violence or protective orders), or knows of any other individuals who claim custody or visitation rights over the children. The affidavit must be signed under oath before a notary public or court clerk, affirming that the information provided is true. If the disclosure of this information could put the petitioner or the children at risk, they are not required to share a copy with the other party and instead must file it with form DR-151 for confidential handling. All parties in the case have an ongoing duty to inform the court of any new legal proceedings that could impact custody decisions. AS 25.30.380. www.FormsWorkflow.com