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    Child Support Pay Up !

    At the forefront of all child support discussions and debates today are deadbeat parents with fathers leading the pack. Disintegrated relationships, vengeful partners, and outright vagrancy in regards to being financial responsible for their offspring, have resulted in children not being financial supported, more often by the parent that has left the home. This leads to an extra burden on the custodial parent responsible for day to day caretaking of the child.

     

    Surprisingly, dead bead parents make up  for only  11% of those custodial mothers who do not receive child support. 11%. With all the hupa la, you would think that these make up the majority. Instead, the represent just slightly more than one-tenth of the total. The members of the small percentage receive the most press because the are without a doubt the most callous and the main reason the system exist in the first place

     

     Most case studies reveal a mother, forced to turn to the child support system to extract funds from the offending parent. The system in most states, with non effective enforcement measures, and calculations that are way behind the cost of actual living,  have proved no match for a savvy parent determined not to pay leaving the child to suffer from their denial of their own flesh and blood to have the best life they can have.

     

    What needs to be done to upgrade and improve the effectiveness of the current  Child support system  nationwide to erode that 11% figure? And let's take a look at the remaining 89% that are not under the dreaded " deadbeat umbrella. 

    Consider these numbers;

    84% of child support providers are men
    60% of child supporters provide for one child, 30% support two, and 10% support three or more children
    Almost 50% of the people who make child support payments are younger than 40
    Men pay a medium of $3,600 annually to support their children, while women pay a medium of $2,400 each year.
    The median income of a provider of child support is $42,000
    76% of the child support payments are due to court order or child support agreement.
    38% of child support providers are responsible for health insurance, medical bills, and other assorted health care costs.
    17% of child support agreements make no provision for health care of children.

    • The most common ways of collecting child support are:
      • Wage withholding: 33.8%
      • Direct payment to parent: 31.7%
      • Direct payment to child support agency: 14.38%
      • Direct payment to the court: 17.7%
      • Other methods: 2.4%
    So what's your take? And remember you can call in live to the show on 6/6/09

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