Indiana dentist's $130,000 Cybertruck sparks fresh child support review
In a notable case, dentist Christopher Chisler contested a hefty child support order of $964 weekly post-divorce. The Indiana Court of Appeals sided with him on classifying his Tesla Cybertruck as a personal asset. The court decided that business distributions would factor into his income assessment but dismissed several deductions he proposed.
Key Takeaways
- In a notable case, dentist Christopher Chisler contested a hefty child support order of $964 weekly post-divorce.
- The Indiana Court of Appeals sided with him on classifying his Tesla Cybertruck as a personal asset.
- The court decided that business distributions would factor into his income assessment but dismissed several deductions he proposed.
In a notable case, dentist Christopher Chisler contested a hefty child support order of $964 weekly post-divorce. The Indiana Court of Appeals sided with him on classifying his Tesla Cybertruck as a personal asset. The court decided that business distributions would factor into his income assessment but dismissed several deductions he proposed.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.