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adam_text CONTENTS Acknowledgments vii Foreword xix 1 Child Support and Child Weil Being: What Have We Learned? Invin Garfinkel, Sara S. McLanahan, and Philip K. Robins 1 Child Support System in Transition 3 Implementation of Enforcement Reforms and Effects on Payments 6 Award Rates and Paternity Establishment 7 Award Levels—Child Support Guidelines and Periodic Updating 8 Collection Rates—Withholding and Payment to Government Agency 10 Medical Support 13 Costs and Benefits of an Assured Benefit 14 Microsimulation Estimates 14 Effects of CAP and Generalizability to CSAS 15 Effects of Child Support Payments on Child Well Being 17 Summary and Conclusion 22 PART ONE The Effects of Child Support Enforcement Policies on Child Support Payments 2 Promising Approaches to Improving Paternity Establishment Rates at the Local Level Freya Lund Sonenstein, Pamela Holcomb, and Kristin See/eldt 31 Why Is Paternity Establishment Important? 31 1 x Contents What Is the Federal Policy? 32 Evidence from Previous Work 35 Indicators of Program Performance 35 Studies of Paternity Establishment Practices 36 Data Sources 37 Findings: Rates of Paternity Establishment 38 Methods Used to Identify Promising Practices 39 Findings: Characteristics Associated with Paternity Rates 43 Discussion 50 3 Implementation of the Income Withholding and Medical Support Provisions of the 1984 Child Support Enforcement Amendments Anne R. Gordon 61 Data and Sample Characteristics 61 Data Sources 62 Characteristics of Sample Offices 62 Characteristics of Sample Cases 63 Income Withholding 68 Extent of Implementation 69 Effects of Immediate Withholding Laws 75 Medical Support Enforcement 79 Including Medical Support in Child Support Petitions and Orders 79 Enforcing Medical Support Orders and Collecting Insurance Information 80 Conclusions 83 Automation 84 Barriers to Immediate Withholding 85 Medical Support Enforcement 86 Appendix 3.A 91 4 Implementation of the Child Support Provisions of the Family Support Act: Child Support Guidelines, Updating of Awards, and Routine Income Withholding Robert G. Williams 93 Child Support Guidelines 94 Family Support Act Requirements 94 State Implementation of Guidelines 95 Evidence Concerning Impact of Guidelines 101 Issues for Further Development of Guidelines 104 Contents xi Review and Modifications 109 Findings from the Demonstration Projects 111 Review and Modification: Implementation Issues 116 Income Withholding and Collection/Distribution Systems 119 Family Support Act Requirements for Immediate Income Withholding 119 Impact of Income Withholding on Requirements for Collection/Distribution Systems 120 Issues in IV D Collections and Distribution 121 Conclusions 126 5 The Relationship between Child Support Enforcement Tools and Child Support Outcomes Irwin Garfinkel and Philip K. Robins 133 Child Support Policies 136 Methodology for Estimating Impacts of Child Support Policies 137 Outcomes Analyzed 137 Data 138 Construction of Policy Variables 139 Econometric Model 141 Results 142 Full Sample for All Outcomes 142 Disentangling the Policy Effects on Child Support Collections 152 Specification Tests for Effects of Immediate Wage Withholding 160 Conclusions 162 Appendix 5.A 170 PART TWO The Costs and Benefits of an Assured Child Support Benefit 6 Who Should Be Eligible for an Assured Child Support Benefit? Daniel R. Meyer, Irwin Garfinkel, Donald T. Oellerich, and Philip K. Robins 175 Design of an Assured Benefit Plan 176 Should the Assured Benefit Be Available Only to Those with Awards? 177 Should the Assured Benefit Be Available Only to Single Parents? 178 Should the Assured Benefit Be Income Tested? 179 5 xii Contents Should the Assured Benefit Be Available Only to AFDC Recipients? 180 Should the Assured Benefit Be Subject to Income Taxes? 181 Theory and Previous Research 181 Simulating the Effects of a National Child Support Assurance System 184 Data 184 Model 184 Results and Discussion 189 Conclusions 197 7 The New York State Child Assistance Program: Design, Operation, and Early Impacts Nancy R. Burstein and Alan Werner 207 CAP Policy Goals and Program Design 208 Program Operations in Saturation Counties 210 Program Organization 211 Marketing and Recruitment 211 CAP Case Management 212 The CAP Experiment 213 The Experimental Design 213 Baseline Characteristics of Experimental Sample 214 Program Participation Rates and Patterns 218 Program Participation in Saturation Counties 218 Program Participation in Experimental Counties 219 Participation Patterns 222 CAP Impacts 222 Child Support 223 Employment and Earnings 225 Welfare Dependency 227 Total Income 229 Conclusion and Future Research 231 PART THREE The Effects of Child Support Payments on Child Well Being 8 Child Support Enforcement and Child Well Being: Greater Security or Greater Conflict? Sara S. McLanahan, Judith A. Seltzer, Thomas L. Hanson, and Elizabeth Thomson 239 Model of Child Support and Well Being 240 Contents xiii Data, Measures, and Analytic Techniques 242 Data 242 Measures 243 Analytic Techniques 246 How Does the Existing System Affect Children? 247 How Would a Universal System Affect Children? 250 Conclusions and Implications 254 9 The Dynamics of Child Support and Its Consequences for Children Nazli Baydar and Jeanne Brooks Gunn 257 Method of Study 259 Data 259 Measures 261 Results 264 Dynamics of Child Support 264 Child Support Eligibility 266 Receipt of Child Support 268 Continuity of Child Support 270 Analysis of Consequences of Child Support 271 Characteristics of Families of Children Separated from Their Fathers between 1986 and 1988 274 Consequences of Father s Separation and Child Support Payments 277 Discussion and Summary 279 10 Child Support and Schooling Virginia W. Knox and Mary Jo Bane 285 Hypotheses 286 Analysis 289 Income Packages of Sample Families 289 Effect of Child Support Levels on Grades Completed 296 Effect of Child Support Levels on Probabilities of High School Graduation and Entry into College 302 Effects of Changes in Income Packages 305 Conclusion 307 Appendix 10.A 310 11 The Effects of Child Support on Educational Attainment John W. Graham, Andrea H. Beller, and Pedro M. Hernandez 317 Data and Descriptive Statistics 319 j xiv Contents Theory and Methodology 322 How Do Family Structure and Child Support Affect a Child s Schooling? 327 Family Structure 327 Child Support Income 332 Why Does Child Support Matter? 333 Does Child Support Simply Represent Contact with the Father? 333 Is Child Support an Indicator of Unobservable Variables? 337 Summary, Conclusions, and Policy Implications 343 Appendix ll.A 347 Tables 2.1 Weighted Distribution of Variables in Models 44 2.2 County Characteristics and Paternity Practices Associated with Paternity Rates 45 2.3 Weighted Distribution of Variables Tested and not Included in Reduced Models 46 2.4 Adjusted Mean Paternity Establishment Rates by Paternity Establishment Organization Types and Consent Processes 53 3.1 Characteristics of Child Support Enforcement Cases 66 3.2 Availability of Employment Information for Cases with Level of Arrears Required for Withholding 70 3.3 Withholding Outcomes for Cases with Required Arrears, by Extent of Employment Information 72 3.4 Duration of Withholding Spells and Period between First and Second Withholding Spells 74 3.5 Estimated Coefficients from Regressions Predicting Withholding and Collection Outcomes 77 3.6 Percentage of Cases in which Insurance Information Was Available in Case Files 81 3.A.I Means and Standard Deviations of Variables Used in Regression Analysis 91 Contents xv 5.1 Definitions and Means of Outcome and Control Variables 139 5.2 Definitions and Means of Child Support Policy Variables 140 5.3 Backward Elimination Results for Amount of Child Support Received 143 5.4 Backward Elimination Results for whether Child Support Is Due 145 5.5 Backward Elimination Results for Amount of Child Support Due 147 5.6 Backward Elimination Results for Child Support Collection Rate 149 5.7 Probit Results for whether Child Support Is Due 153 5.8 OLS Sample Selection Results for Amount of Child Support Due, Conditional on Having an Award 155 5.9 Tobit Sample Selection Results for Collection Rate, Conditional on Having an Award 157 5.10 Specification Tests for Effects of Immediate Wage Withholding on Child Support Outcomes 161 5.A.1 Implementation Dates for Policy Variables and Average CSE Expenditures, by State 166 5.A.2 Coefficients for Control Variables 170 6.1 Estimates of Direct Costs of CSAS and Effects of CSAS on Poverty, AFDC Recipiency, and Labor Supply of Custodial Families under Four Scenarios 191 6.2 Incremental Effects of Four Types of Assured Benefits on Poverty, AFDC Recipiency, and Labor Supply of Custodial Families under Four Scenarios 193 6.3 Distribution of Assured Benefits to Custodial Families and Estimates of Mean Family Income under Four Scenarios 198 7.1 Demographic Characteristics and Household Composition of Research Sample, by New York County 215 7.2 Child Support Status of Research Sample, by New York County 216 I xvi Contents 7.3 AFDC and Work History of Research Sample, by New York County 217 7.4 Impacts of CAP on Child Support Outcomes, Employment Related Outcomes, and Welfare Receipt, by New York County 224 8.1 Means and Standard Deviations 244 8.2 Effect of Conflict and Contact on Children s Weil Being 247 8.3 Effect of Child Support on Parental Conflict and Parent Child Contact 248 8.4 Decomposition of Total, Direct, and Indirect Effects of Child Support on Children s Weil Being 249 8.5 Effect of Child Support on Parental Conflict and Parent Child Contact, Using Predicted Child Support 252 8.6 Decomposition of Total, Direct, and Indirect Effects of Child Support on Children s Well Being 253 9.1 Characteristics of Annual Cohorts of NLSY Children 265 9.2 Life Table Probabilities of Continued Co residence with Biological Father by Age of Child: Children of NLSY Born no Earlier than 12 Months Preceding Mothers 1984 Survey 267 9.3 Life Table Probabilities of Not Receiving Child Support by Duration since Eligible: Children of NLSY Born No Earlier than 12 Months Preceding Mothers 1984 Survey 269 9.4 Characteristics of Sample of Children Aged 0 5 in 1986 Who Were Living with Both Biological Parents: Weighted Statistics 273 9.5 Comparison of Characteristics of Children by Parental Separation and Child Support Receipt Status between 1986 and 1988 Interviews: Children of NLSY Aged 3 5 Who Were Living with Both Biological Parents in 1986 275 Contents xvii 9.6 Results of Multivariate Linear Regression Models Predicting Achievement in 1988: Children of NLSY Residing with Both Biological Parents in 1986 278 10.1 Families Receipt of Child Support, Welfare, Maternal Earnings, and Other Income, Plus Average Income from Each Source, for Years of Female Headship while Child Is Aged 8 to 18 291 10.2 Family Income by Income Package and Source, for Years of Female Headship while Child Is Aged 8 18 293 10.3 Ordinary Least Squares Regression Results for Models Predicting Grades Completed by Age 21 297 10.4 Estimated Derivatives for Logit Models Predicting Probabilities of High School Graduation and College Entry by Age 21 304 10.5 Predicted Probabilities of High School Graduation and College Entry by Age 21: Four Cases with Varying Characteristics and Income Packages 306 10.A.I Description of Variables 310 10.A.2 Mean Values and Coefficients of Independent Variables in Logit Models Predicting Probabilities of High School Graduation and College Entry by Age 21 313 11.1 Means of Selected Variables, Children Ages 16 20 324 11.2 Differences in Educational Outcomes of Children Ages 16 20 in Nonintact Families, by Family Type and by whether or not Receiving Child Support, Relative to Children from Intact Families 330 11.3 Effects of Child Support and All Other Family Income on Educational Outcomes of Children Ages 16 20 Eligible for Child Support: Overall and Controlling for Whether or not Awarded or Due Support 334 1 xviii Contents 11.4 Effects of Child Support. All Other Family Income, and Paternal Contact Measures on Educational Outcomes of Children Ages 16 20 Eligible for Child Support 338 11.5 Alternative Tobit Estimates of Determinants of Child Support Received among Eligible Mothers with Children Ages 16 20 341 11.6 Alternative Instrumental Variable Estimates of Determinants of Years of Schooling Completed by Children Ages 16 20 342 11.A.I Definition of Variables 347 11.A.2 Alternative Estimates of Determinants of Total Years of Schooling Completed among Children Ages 16 20 Eligible for Child Support 350 11.A.3 Means of Selected Variables for Child Support Population 351 Figures 7.1 CAP Participation Rates for Saturation Counties in New York through July 1991 218 7.2 Cumulative Entries into CAP, by Experimental County 220 7.3 Total Monthly Household Income over Time 230 8.1 Schematic Diagram of Effects of Child Support on Child Well Being 240 11.1 Family Structure and Child Support 321 About the Editors 355 About the Contributors 357
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