Legal Question in Family Law in Indiana

I have an established order to pay support for my daughter, which I gladly pay (although I get no visitation rights because, well, read below). The mother and my daughter established the support case here. One day, literally in the middle of the night, she moved to Kansas and I get a letter from them stating they are enforcing the support now, and the case will be completely moved there.
Several months go by and I cannot talk to her - I'm blocked from social profiles she has and prosecutor in Kansas won't give me phone information.
Then she decides to move to South Carolina and gets married (I made up a ghost Facebook profile and found this out). The city is Columbia yet the address of her new husband cannot be found through my efforts, even the paid efforts.
My question: Was moving like this legal and, if not, what are my legal remedies?

Asked on 4/02/12, 8:11 am

Jay Rigdon Rockhill Pinnick LLP

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A1: No.

A2: By filing a contempt action against her, and a motion seeking modification of parenting time and/or custody.

Answered on 4/02/12, 8:25 am

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