Travel Smart: What SRPMIC Families Should Do Before Vacation

Navigating Divorce Under SRPMIC’s Updated Code

In this episode of Asked and Answered, Alane Breland and Kierstin Anderson break down the newly updated divorce laws in SRPMIC. They explain the major code changes, including the shift to no‑fault divorce, new rules around property division, preliminary injunctions, spousal maintenance calculations, and the addition of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. They also discuss when to file in tribal court versus state court, how settlement conferences can ease conflict, and what to expect when working with Legal Services or the court.  The conversation aims to help community members understand their options, prepare for the process, and avoid common pitfalls. Questions? Email askedandanswered@srpmic-nsn.gov. ************ Salt River Summer Speaker Series [https://srpmic-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SR-Summer-Speaker-Series-flyer.pdf] Last Tuesday of every month (June-Sept) Salt River Council Chambers  Dinner: 5-6p Presentation: 6-7p 45min presentation, 15 min Q&A Open to the public

Travel Smart: What SRPMIC Families Should Do Before Vacation

In this episode of Asked and Answered, Alane Breland and Kierstin Anderson share practical steps to prepare for a safe and stress‑free summer vacation. They discuss important documents to have in place before traveling, temporary care and control for children, and the option of updating your will. They also cover home‑safety tips recommended by SRPD (Salt River Police Department). Whether you're traveling with family or heading out on a kid‑free getaway, this episode offers helpful reminders to make sure you’re ready for the unexpected.  Questions or topic ideas? Email AskedAndAnswered@srpmic-nsn.gov. ************ Salt River Summer Speaker Series [https://srpmic-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SR-Summer-Speaker-Series-flyer.pdf] Last Tuesday of every month (June-Sept) Salt River Council Chambers  Dinner: 5-6p Presentation: 6-7p 45min presentation, 15 min Q&A Open to the public

Safety and Healing in SRPMIC: A Conversation About Domestic Violence

In this episode of Asked and Answered, hosts Alane Breland and Kierstin Anderson discuss domestic violence in Indigenous communities, exploring how historical trauma, colonization, and jurisdictional barriers shape the experiences of victims today. They explain the role of both the Prosecutor’s Office and Legal Services in supporting victims, how orders of protection work inside and outside SRPMIC, and why reporting can be so difficult.  Questions or topics for future episodes can be sent to AskedAndAnswered@srpmic-nsn.gov. ************ Salt River Summer Speaker Series [https://srpmic-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SR-Summer-Speaker-Series-flyer.pdf] Last Tuesday of every month (June-Sept) Salt River Council Chambers  Dinner: 5-6p Presentation: 6-7p 45min presentation, 15 min Q&A Open to the public

2026 MMIP Awareness Month in SRPMIC

This episode of Asked and Answered focuses on MMIP Awareness Month in SRPMIC as hosts Kierstin Anderson and Alane Breland discuss what MMIP means, why the Community observes it for an entire month, and the events taking place on May 5. They explain the factors that contribute to the MMIP crisis such as jurisdictional challenges, historical and generational trauma, gaps in resources, and the escalation of domestic violence and coercive control. The conversation also touches on the Turquoise Alert system, its limitations, and the importance of early reporting and accessible support. Community members are encouraged to attend the MMIP events and reach out for services whenever needed. Questions or comments can be sent to AskedAndAnswered@srpmic-nsn.gov [AskedAndAnswered@srpmic-nsn.gov]. ************ Salt River Summer Speaker Series [https://srpmic-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SR-Summer-Speaker-Series-flyer.pdf] Last Tuesday of every month (June-Sept) Salt River Council Chambers  Dinner: 5-6p Presentation: 6-7p 45min presentation, 15 min Q&A Open to the public

You Are Invited to 2026 Law Day

In this episode of Asked and Answered, Alane Breland and Kierstin Anderson team up to share everything you need to know about SRPMIC’s 2026 Law Day celebration. They break down the meaning of Law Day nationally and explain how this year’s Community theme, "Rooted in Tradition, Rising Together”, reflects the collaborative, service‑driven approach of Salt River’s legal departments. Join us on May 1st for Law Day. This is a family friendly event. We hope to see you there! Have questions or comments? Email us at AskedAndAnswered@srpmic-nsn.gov ************ Salt River Summer Speaker Series [https://srpmic-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SR-Summer-Speaker-Series-flyer.pdf] Last Tuesday of every month (June-Sept) Salt River Council Chambers  Dinner: 5-6p Presentation: 6-7p 45min presentation, 15 min Q&A Open to the public