Federal judicial district · FY2024 · AOUSC
District of Alaska
According to AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics, federal bankruptcy filing counts for the District of Alaska cover Chapters 7, 11, 12, and 13.
- 216
- Total filings FY2024
- Lower-volume district
- 149
- Chapter 7
- Above national share
- 56
- Chapter 13
- Below national share
- 33
- Business
- Above national share
Data updated September 2026
The bottom line
216 bankruptcy cases moved through the District of Alaska in FY2024, with Chapter 7 liquidations making up 69% of the total, a rise of 0.9% versus FY2023.
- 69%
- Chapter 7 (liquidation)
- 26%
- Chapter 13 (repayment)
- 15.3%
- business filings
- +0.9%
- vs FY2023
Fiscal year runs Oct–Sep; all cases here are federal, not state, filings. Not legal advice.
Business-heavy case split, FY2024
AOUSC case-type split of the same 216 filings, orthogonal to the chapter mix farther down.
District of Alaska: filing volume vs. every federal judicial district
FY2024 total bankruptcy filings, AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics
216 0th percentile higher than 0% of 89 federal judicial districts
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Source AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics · FY2024
Light-volume filing history (#89 of 89)
Year-over-Year Trend & Chapter Mix
69%
Chapter 7 share
183
Consumer filings
- Chapter 7 149 (69%)
- Chapter 13 56 (26%)
- Chapter 11 9 (4%)
- Chapter 12 1 (0%)
The 216 FY2024 filings in the District of Alaska, broken down by chapter.
Filings increased 0.9% from FY2023 to FY2024 in the District of Alaska.
Unemployment & filings, side by side
Alaska's unemployment rate barely moved (4.4% in 2019 to 4.4% in 2023), while filings in the District of Alaska fell 49.8% over the comparable span, FY2019-FY2023 — a mover unemployment alone does not explain.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics state unemployment rate, annual average; AOUSC filing counts by fiscal year. A comparison, not a claim of cause.
Light-third district caseload
District of Alaska in the light-volume third
216 FY2024 filings put District of Alaska in the lightest third of federal districts.
The District of Alaska's decade trend, FY2015-FY2024: filings fell 49.3%, 8.0 points below the national decline of 41.3%.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bankruptcy filings did the District of Alaska have in FY2024?
District of Alaska recorded 216 bankruptcy filings in FY2024, placing it 89th among the nation's 89 federal districts.
What is the difference between business and non-business bankruptcy filings?
In FY2024, 33 of the District of Alaska's filings were business cases, versus 183 non-business (consumer) filings.
What to do with this
District of Alaska's own numbers, then where to compare them.
- This district ranks #89 of 89 nationally by FY2024 filing volume - see how every federal district stacks up. National rankings
- 69% of FY2024 filings here were Chapter 7 liquidations, not Chapter 13 repayment plans - the guide breaks down what separates the two. Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13
- District of Alaska is one federal district in Alaska - see the full state rollup across every district. Alaska overview
Figures are Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC) Judicial Caseload Statistics FY2024 filings - see the methodology page for how districts and chapters are defined.