Alaska R. Civ. P. 99 (2026)

Rule 99. (e) Peremptory Challenge. A party may file a notice of change of judge under Civil Rule 42(c). A party’s notice is timely if filed within five days after notice that the case has been assigned to a specific judge. (f) Relief Available in Expedited Proceeding. The court’s decision is limited to a determination of the following issues, which the court shall determine de novo: (1) whether a support order or payment schedule is in effect; (2) whether the petitioner is the obligor under the support order that CSSD is seeking to enforce; and (3) whether the petitioner is in substantial compliance with the support order or payment schedule. A petitioner is in substantial compliance if: (A) the petitioner owes less than four times the monthly obligation; or (B) the petitioner is making the best possible efforts under the circumstances to pay the arrearages. (g) Other Judicial Relief. To obtain other judicial relief, the petitioner must file an appeal from an administrative agency decision under Appellate Rule 602. (Adopted by SCO 1375 effective October 15, 1999; amended by SCO 1676 effective October 15, 2008) Note: The petition forms (DR-335 for occupational licenses and DR-336 for driver’s licenses) are available at all superior court locations and from the Child Support Services Division.