Alaska Obtaining Life Insurance Proceeds for a Minor Beneficiary is a process in which the life insurance proceeds are transferred to a minor beneficiary. The process typically involves filing a petition with the court in the state of Alaska, and a court order will then be issued to allow the beneficiary access to the life insurance proceeds. Depending on the age of the minor beneficiary, there are two different types of Alaska Obtaining Life Insurance Proceeds for a Minor Beneficiary. The first type is for a minor beneficiary under the age of 18. In this case, the court will appoint a guardian to manage the proceeds until the minor beneficiary reaches the age of 18. This guardian is responsible for making decisions regarding the use of the proceeds, such as investing or spending the money. The second type of Alaska Obtaining Life Insurance Proceeds for a Minor Beneficiary is for a minor beneficiary over the age of 18. In this case, the court will issue an order to allow the minor beneficiary access to the proceeds without the need for a guardian. In both cases, the court will also issue an order to the life insurance company, directing them to pay the proceeds to the appropriate beneficiary. The court may also require the beneficiary to provide proof of identity and enrollment in school, and may place other conditions upon the minor beneficiary.