Alaska Dist. Ct. R. Civ. P. 20

(a) A small claims judgment may be enforced in the

same manner as other judgments. No execution shall issue for

two days after the date shown in the clerk’s certificate of

distribution on the judgment.

(b) No attachment or garnishment shall issue before

judgment in a small claim action.

(c) Cost shall be allowed as a matter of course to a

prevailing party. Allowable costs include the filing fee and

other charges made by the court, the expense of service of

process, and witness fees. An award of attorney’s fees may

also be made, but shall not exceed $1,000. In cases where a

default judgment is entered against a defendant, the clerk

may enter the award of costs, as well as attorney’s fees of

10% of the judgment or reasonable actual fees, whichever is

less.

(d) A party may deposit with the court all or any part of

any sum of money or any other thing capable of manual

delivery which is sought in the action or due under a judgment.

The party making the deposit shall inform all other parties to

the action of the deposit. The court shall be governed by Rule

5, Alaska Rules Governing the Administration of All Courts,

and shall release the deposit to the party entitled to it when the

party becomes entitled to it. No interest shall accrue against a

party making a deposit, to the extent of the deposit, after it is

made.

(e) When the judgment has been satisfied, the judgment

creditor shall file an acknowledgment of satisfaction with the

court. The court may issue a satisfaction of judgment if the

judgment debtor, by motion served on the judgment creditor,

establishes that the judgment has been satisfied. The clerk may

issue the satisfaction if the motion is unopposed.