In Indiana, child support is typically ordered through a child’s 19th birthday. Once an order is issued, it remains in effect until the court modifies or terminates it.
Child Support
WATCH: How does a judge determine the amount and duration of child support?
In terms of amount, Indiana uses what is called the “income shares model” where the gross incomes of both parents are used to calculate a child support amount.
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WATCH: Is there a presumption under Indiana paternity law that favors a mother over a father for custody?
In Indiana, there is no presumption in favor of either parent for custody in divorce.
WATCH: What are the Child Support Guidelines?
The Indiana Child Support Rules and Guidelines are drafted by a committee and approved by Indiana’s Supreme Court.
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