Key reforms to child support enforcement have aimed at increasing formal child support awards, levels and receipts. However, the role of child support contributions outside the formal child support system has been largely ignored. This study draws critical attention to these informal child support contributions, with chief focus on informal child support receipts of Black mothers. The study finds that Black mothers are significantly more likely to receive informal cash and in-kind child support contributions relative to other mothers, especially when non-resident fathers are also Black
Evidence suggests that fathers have stronger ties to sons than daughters, which may result in differ...
thank Jerry Hage and Harriet Presser for comments on an earlier version of this paper; the authors r...
This study investigates the relationship between teen childbearing among poor black females and vari...
Key reforms to child support enforcement have aimed at increasing formal child support awards, level...
Research shows that stronger child support enforcement increases the amount of formal support receiv...
Past child support research has largely focused on cash payments made through the courts (formal sup...
The federal government became involved with child support in 1935 when it established Aid to Familie...
Many children born to mothers who are not married are very poor, and in many instances their mothers...
Research shows that stronger child support enforcement increases the amount of formal support receiv...
Scholarship on Child Support Enforcement primarily focuses on program effectiveness and the influenc...
This study used data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Labor Market Experience (NLSLME), Youn...
Includes bibliographical references.Single parenting leads to several outcomes directly affected by ...
Beyond the payment of child support, relatively little is known about the nature and extent of contr...
This article presents data on noncustodial mothers who perceive they have faced a number of social i...
This Article examines the widespread phenomenon of exorbitant child support debt owed by noncustodia...
Evidence suggests that fathers have stronger ties to sons than daughters, which may result in differ...
thank Jerry Hage and Harriet Presser for comments on an earlier version of this paper; the authors r...
This study investigates the relationship between teen childbearing among poor black females and vari...
Key reforms to child support enforcement have aimed at increasing formal child support awards, level...
Research shows that stronger child support enforcement increases the amount of formal support receiv...
Past child support research has largely focused on cash payments made through the courts (formal sup...
The federal government became involved with child support in 1935 when it established Aid to Familie...
Many children born to mothers who are not married are very poor, and in many instances their mothers...
Research shows that stronger child support enforcement increases the amount of formal support receiv...
Scholarship on Child Support Enforcement primarily focuses on program effectiveness and the influenc...
This study used data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Labor Market Experience (NLSLME), Youn...
Includes bibliographical references.Single parenting leads to several outcomes directly affected by ...
Beyond the payment of child support, relatively little is known about the nature and extent of contr...
This article presents data on noncustodial mothers who perceive they have faced a number of social i...
This Article examines the widespread phenomenon of exorbitant child support debt owed by noncustodia...
Evidence suggests that fathers have stronger ties to sons than daughters, which may result in differ...
thank Jerry Hage and Harriet Presser for comments on an earlier version of this paper; the authors r...
This study investigates the relationship between teen childbearing among poor black females and vari...