Alaska Divorce Findings of Fact & Conclusions, SHC-520 is a form used to summarize the major points of a divorce case in Alaska. The form comprises four sections: Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order for Relief, and Judgment. The Findings of Fact section outlines the facts that have been established in the divorce case, such as the date of marriage, the date of separation, the division of assets, and any alimony or child support orders. The Conclusions of Law section outlines the legal principles that apply to the case, such as the jurisdiction of the court and the applicable state laws. The Order for Relief section outlines the specific orders that the court has made in the case, such as the division of assets and alimony. Finally, the Judgment section summarizes the court's final decision. There are two types of Alaska Divorce Findings of Fact & Conclusions, SHC-520: Uncontested and Contested. Uncontested forms are used when both parties agree on all issues and there is no need for a trial. Contested forms are used when the parties disagree on one or more issues and a trial is required to settle the dispute.