An Indiana father who lost his $350,000-a-year job after 26 years and moved to Virginia for work has lost his appeal in a custody dispute. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a decision granting his ex-wife sole legal custody and primary physical custody of their son. It also ordered him to pay $4,000 towards her legal fees, citing the income difference between the parents. An Indiana father who lost his $350,000-a-year job after 26 years and moved to Virginia for work has lost his appeal in a custody dispute. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a decision granting his ex-wife sole legal custody and primary physical custody of their son. It also ordered him to pay $4,000 towards her legal fees, citing the income difference between the parents.
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Indiana dad loses custody appeal after $350,000 job loss and move to Virginia
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