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Child Support Payment and Child Visitation: Perspectives from Nonresident Fathers and Resident Mothers
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  • 1988Children's Contact with Absent Parents210 cited
  • 1994What Fathers Say About Involvement With Children After Separation189 cited
  • 1994Young unwed fathers: changing roles and emerging policies171 cited
  • 1996Family Careers: Rethinking the Developmental Perspective105 cited
  • 1994The Changing Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics of Single Parent Families104 cited
  • 1997A National Profile of Nonresident Fathers and Their Ability to Pay Child Support99 cited
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  • 1994Noncustodial Fathers Following Divorce49 cited
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  • 1994Poverty and the Single Mother Family:32 cited
  • 1995What Fathers Say about Involvement with Children after Separation23 cited

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  • 2010Race differences among noncustodial fathers noncompliant in child support: Involvement and self-perceptions of fathering20 cited
  • 2005Why Doesn’t She Have a Child Support Order?: Personal Choice or Objective Constraint*16 cited
  • 2007Reengineering the Child Support Scheme: An Australian Perspective on the British Government's Proposals15 cited

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