An Alaska Motion for Remission of Judgment of Forfeiture is a legal document used to ask the court to forgive or reduce the amount of a judgment of forfeiture. The motion is filed by an aggrieved party who believes that they have been wrongly judged and that the amount of the forfeiture should be reduced or forgiven. There are two types of Alaska Motion for Remission of Judgment of Forfeiture: 1) Motion for Remission of Judgment of Forfeiture Based on Innocent Owner Defense and 2) Motion for Remission of Judgment of Forfeiture Based on Unjust Enrichment or Other Defenses. The first type requests the court to forgive the amount of the judgment of forfeiture based on evidence showing that the aggrieved party was an innocent owner of the asset subject to forfeiture. The second type requests the court to reduce or forgive the amount of the judgment of forfeiture based on evidence showing that the aggrieved party was unjustly enriched or that there are other equitable defenses. Both types of motions must be filed with the court and supported by evidence to be considered.