Child support in shared care cases: Do child support policies in thirteen countries reflect family policy models? (Record no. 521077)

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Personal name Hakovirta, M., Meyer, D.R. and Skinner, C.
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Title Child support in shared care cases: Do child support policies in thirteen countries reflect family policy models?
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Social Policy and Society
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Extent 21(4), Oct, 2022: p.542-559
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Summary, etc Increasingly, parents in separated families equally share care of their children post-separation. In this article we extend a well-known family policy model to generate hypotheses about the level of child support to be paid by separated parents when children live primarily with their mother (‘sole custody’) in contrast to when children spend equal time with both parents (‘shared care’). We test these hypotheses with data collected from thirteen countries. In sole custody cases, countries with an earner-carer policy model do have lower child support expectations than countries with a traditional family policy model or a market-oriented model, as predicted. Countries with a traditional family policy model do have the highest orders in the shared case, as predicted. However, there is as much variation within models as there is between, suggesting new analytic frameworks for considering child support in family policy need to be developed. – Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Child Support, Child maintenance, Shared care, Shared physical custody, Family policy.
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Main entry heading Social Policy and Society
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Subject DIP CHILD DEVELOPEMENT
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2022-12-14 21(4), Oct, 2022: p.542-559 AR127637 2022-12-14 Articles

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