Indiana appeals court revisits dentist's child support order over his Cybertruck
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·2 viewsAn Indiana dentist, Christopher Chisler, challenged a child support order of $964 per week that he faced after his divorce. The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled in his favor on one point by classifying his Tesla Cybertruck as a personal asset rather than a business expense. The court determined that distributions from his business should be counted toward his income for support calculations. However, the court rejected several deductions Chisler had proposed. The ruling sends the case back on the question of how his income is assessed.
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