In 2021, an Indiana mother and her teenage son lost contact after he moved away with his father; she later showed a court about 25 unanswered texts, and an October 26 ruling said she need not pay his college expenses
An Indiana mother who has had no contact with her teenage son for four years does not have to pay for his university education, an appeals court has ruled. The Court of Appeals of Indiana upheld a lower court decision that found the son had rejected his relationship with his mother. Under state law, this…
