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inlawrev-18381	Ryznar, Margaret	Recent Developments in Indiana Family Law	2015	18	.pdf	application/pdf	7353	468	64	The state statutes and published cases surveyed in this Article concern the parenting time guidelines, parental rights, adoption, relocation and child custody, child support, educational support orders, disposition of property and maintenance upon divorce, and mediation. 978 N.E.2d 30 (Ind. Ct. App.2013). 2014] FAMILY LAW 1105 had continuing, exclusive jurisdiction over a child support order entered in that court if either parent or one of their children resided in that state or until mutual written consent was given to another state’s exercise of jurisdiction.143 The court also held that the father was entitled to a hearing in the lower court on whether the state’s courts retained jurisdiction over child support matters following the transfer to another state of child custody and parenting time issues.144	cache/inlawrev-18381.pdf	txt/inlawrev-18381.txt