Absent fathers?:
Discussing the social implications of absentee fathers, this volume provides a text for undergraduates in social policy and should also be of interest to professionals concerned with family breakdown and child support.
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Routledge
1999
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| Zusammenfassung: | Discussing the social implications of absentee fathers, this volume provides a text for undergraduates in social policy and should also be of interest to professionals concerned with family breakdown and child support. |
| Beschreibung: | XVI, 258 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 0415215927 0415215935 |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of figures and tables ix
Preface xv
Acknowledgements xvii
1 Introduction 1
2 Methods of collecting the data 9
3 The characteristics of non resident fathers 23
4 Employment and income 50
5 Housing 70
6 Contact between non resident fathers and
their children 80
7 The fluidity of contact 99
8 Child support: Who pays? 124
9 The level of financial support 146
10 The Child Support Agency 165
11 Willingness to pay 183
viii Absent Fathers?
12 Negotiating child maintenance 205
13 Concluding discussion 224
Notes 233
References and further reading 235
Index 252
List of figures and tables
Figures
4.1 Distribution of hours worked by those in
employment 52
4.2 Distribution of partners hours 55
4.3 Frequency distribution of the hourly rates of pay for
respondents 61
4.4 Distribution of the hourly rates of pay for partners 62
4.5 Income by deciles 65
4.6 Sources of net disposable income 66
9.1 Distribution of child support 147
12.1 Reciprocal loop between contact and maintenance 209
Tables
2.1 Response to the screening survey and follow up
survey 11
2.2 Results of a logistic regression of the odds of being
interviewed 14 15
2.3 Groups of fathers ^
3.1 Relationship status at the time of the interview
compared with relationship status to the mother of
the youngest non resident child 4
3.2 Time since separation, by marital status 25
3.3 Length of time that fathers had lived with the
partner with whom they had a child 25
3.4 Length of time father had lived with his youngest
or only non resident child 26
3.5 Reasons for the breakdown of a living together
relationship 28
3.6 Grounds for divorce 29
x Absent Fathers?
3.7 Feelings about the end of the relationship 30
3.8 Feelings about the breakup of the living together
relationship 30
3.9 Reasons given by fathers for relationship breakdown 32 3
3.10 Money problems 38 9
3.11 Current circumstances of non resident fathers 44 6
3.12 Fathers family of origin and relationships with them 48
4.1 Classification of the jobs of non resident fathers
compared with all fathers 51
4.2 Odds of being in employment 54
4.3 Type of job of the partners of non resident fathers 56
4.4 Employment of the partners of non resident fathers 57
4.5 Reasons given for the partner not working 57
4.6 Employment of couples in the study of non resident
fathers compared with fathers in general 58
4.7 Income data 60
4.8 Benefits received (including self employed) 62
4.9 Other income (including self employed) 63
4.10 Equivalent net income (including self employed) 64
4.11 Equivalent net income below various thresholds 67
4.12 Access to assets 67
4.13 Feelings about financial situation 68
4.14 Current financial situation 68
5.1 Present tenure of non resident fathers, by marital
status at the time of separation/child birth 72
5.2 Present tenure of non resident fathers, by living
arrangement 72
5.3 Non resident fathers and their ex partners tenure
before the split and now 73
5.4 Type of accommodation before becoming a
non resident father compared with type of
accommodation now 74
5.5 Proportions of ex partners and respondents
remaining in the accommodation they occupied
before the split, by tenure 75
5.6 Satisfaction with present accommodation, by tenure 77
5.7 Satisfaction with accommodation, by change in
housing tenure 78
6.1 How often did the non resident father see his
children? 81
6.2 Comparisons of contact reported by lone mothers
and non resident fathers 83
List of figures and tables xi
6.3 Proportion of fathers not having contact with their
children in the last month, by marital status 84
6.4 Factors influencing regular contact with a child 85 6
6.5 Relationship with the mother 88—9
6.6 Relationship and communication with former
partner, by distance from former partner 90
6.7 Reasons given for not seeing the child 90
6.8 Frequency of seeing child 91
6.9 Frequency of seeing child, by satisfaction with contact 92
6.10 Length of visits, by the frequency of the visits 93
6.11 Contact with children by telephone/letter/cards
between visits 93
6.12 Activities 95
6.13 Traumas associated with contact 96
6.14 Views about the performance of the resident parent 97
7.1 Change in relationships for fathers with harmonious
co parenting relationships 108
7.2 Change in relationships for fathers with conflicted
co parenting relationships 109
8.1 Payment of maintenance, by fathers individual
characteristics 128 9
8.2 Payment of maintenance, by former partners
socio economic circumstances 130
8.3 Payment of maintenance, by fathers current
household arrangements 132
8.4 Previous history of the relationship with the last
former partner, by maintenance status 133
8.5 Payment of maintenance, by numbers of non¬
resident children and by fathers relationship with
non resident children from last partnership 135
8.6 Whether fathers ever had a formal arrangement to
pay maintenance, by maintenance status 136
8.7 Type of maintenance arrangement 136
8.8 Factors associated with the chances of currently
paying child support, bivariate and multivariate
analysis 137 9
8.9 Fathers reasons for never paying maintenance 140
8.10 Reasons for stopping paying maintenance for fathers
who had paid in the past 140
8.11 Paying potential 142
8.12 Potential capacity to pay among non payers (includes
never paid and past payers) 143
xii Absent Fathers?
9.1 Average weekly amount of maintenance per child by
current payers and total amount of maintenance paid
as a percentage of income 148—9
9.2 Multiple regression analysis of the amount of child
support paid per week 150
9.3 Types of maintenance by current payers of
maintenance 151
9.4 Reliability of maintenance payments among current
payers and past payers 152
9.5 Levels of satisfaction with amounts of maintenance for
current payers 152
9.6 Reasons for dissatisfaction with amounts of
maintenance among fathers who were dissatisfied 153
9.7 Child Support Agency clients attitudes to paying
maintenance 154
9.8 Cash settlements, all fathers 155
9.9 Capital settlements made by fathers who had lived
with former partner in owner occupier
accommodation 155
9.10 Informal support given by all fathers (excludes shared
care) 156
9.11 Informal support given by all fathers, by contact with
children (excludes shared care) 157
9.12 Average weekly amounts of informal support and
average amounts expressed as a percentage of income,
by maintenance groups (excludes shared care) 158
9.13 Average weekly amounts of total support including
maintenance and informal support for those who
were currently paying maintenance (excludes
shared care) 158
9.14 Average weekly amounts of informal support and as
a percentage of net income (excludes shared care) 159—60
9.15 Average weekly amounts of informal support given
by non payers, by their potential capacity to pay
maintenance and expressed as a percentage of
income (excludes shared care) 161
9.16 Logistic regression on giving some financial support
maintenance or informal support 162—3
10.1 Maintenance group, by contact with the CSA 166
10.2 Whether fathers split pre/post April 1993 and
whether they had contact with the CSA, by
maintenance group 166
List of figures and tables xiii
10.3 Nature of contact with the CSA and the outcome
of contact, by fathers maintenance group 167
10.4 Change in amount of maintenance, by type of CSA
assessment for fathers who had received a CSA
assessment 168
10.5 Weekly amounts of CSA maintenance and amount
of CSA maintenance as a percentage of net income
for all fathers with CSA assessments 169
10.6 Started payments, by different type of CSA assessment 169
10.7 Average weekly amounts of maintenance paid, by
whether paying or not paying CSA assessment and
amounts expressed as a percentage of net income 170
10.8 Fairness of assessments for all fathers who had a CSA
assessment 171
10.9 Reasons given for feeling that the amount set by
the CSA was unfair, by whether CSA assessment
increased, decreased or kept the amount to be paid
the same 171
10.10 Potential impact of CSA assessment on fathers or
their current partners behaviour, by whether their
maintenance was increased, decreased or not changed
following CSA assessment 172
11.1 Employment status 185
11.2 Number of past relationships and number of
non resident children 186
11.3 Second families 186
11.4 Maintenance provision 187
11.5 Current socio economic circumstances of willing
payers and the history of their past relationships 189
11 6 Socio economic circumstances of enforced payers
and non payers and the history of past relationships 195
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