Senate panel weighs sweeping changes to Alaska trust law, including sealed records and shorter creditor lookback At a second hearing on SB225, the committee reviewed a 26‑section bill that would allow courts to seal certain trust litigation records, expand non‑judicial settlement agreements and decanting authority, and shorten creditor lookback periods; members raised privacy and public‑interest concerns and left the bill open for more work.

Alaska's Senate is considering a game-changing bill that could seal trust litigation records and shorten creditor lookback periods, sparking intense debate about privacy and consumer protections.

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