In a recent case, a father requested modifications to his child support payments after both daughters moved in with him. This resulted in financial arguments and disputes over parenting-time credits involving their mother. The Indiana Court of Appeals intervened, rectifying the original court’s miscalculations of the father’s overpayment. The court underscored that even if children are estranged, the duty to provide support remains.
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