Alaska
The following is an overview of the laws of the state of Alaska. It should not be used as legal advice and is provided as information only. Family Fairness does not warrant that this information is current or comprehensive.
Updated: 02/27/2009
Same-Sex Relationships
| Performs Same-Sex Marriages "To be valid or recognized in this state, a marriage may exist only between one man and one woman." |
No |
| Recognizes Out-of-State Same-Sex Marriage | No |
| Other Recognition: None | No |
Gay and Lesbian Adoption
| Single LGBT Adoption The law permits any unmarried adult to petition to adopt. ALASKA STAT. § 25.23.020 |
Yes |
| Joint Same-Sex Adoption The law allows married couples to jointly adopt, but is silent on other couples. There is no explicit prohibition on same-sex joint adoption. |
Maybe |
| Gay or lesbian adoption of a partner's child No explicit prohibition. |
Maybe |
Housing Discrimination
| Protections on the basis of sexual orientation | No |
| Protections on the basis of gender identity | No |
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