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Alaska Native Law

ALSC has been on the forefront of advocating with Alaska Native partners for 50 years to empower and bring resources to their communities; and to protect land claims, fisheries, tribal self-government, and subsistence. We support Alaska Native clients with issues concerning family law, wills and healthcare directives, and housing protection. Additionally, we provide assistance to tribes in need who lack the means to secure legal assistance. Our services include one-time consultations, court representation, community legal education, and advocacy.

Partnering for Native Health

In addition to the services listed above, ALSC has partnered with AmeriCorps and tribal healthcare facilities across the state to create a network of Medical-Legal Partnerships (MLP). MLPs unite the medical community and legal community under a common mission. Together, they can address and prevent harmful social conditions for patients and for communities. Healthcare providers refer patients with civil legal problems to the MLP attorney located within the healthcare facility, who can assist eligible patients free of charge.

Operating MLPs include:

  • ANMC in Anchorage
  • CAIHC in Fairbanks
  • SEARHC in Sitka
  • NSHC in Nome

More information about the Alaska MLP Network and the Partnering in Native Health Project is available on our MLP page.

Alaska Tribes Website

The Alaska Tribes website is dedicated to providing Alaska’s Native Tribes with resources and information regarding tribal courts and participation in state court ICWA proceedings. The website also includes forms and information about major court decisions.

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Alaska Legal Services Corporation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides high quality free civil legal services to low-income Alaskans in need. Since 1967, ALSC's services have reached thousands of Alaskans and their communities to protect their safety, their health and promote family stability.

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