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79.6%   of custodial mothers receive a support award
29.9%   of custodial fathers receive a support award
46.9%   of noncustodial mothers totally default on support
26.9%   of noncustodial fathers totally default on support
20.0%   of noncustodial mothers pay support on some level
61.0%   of noncustodial fathers pay support at some level
66.2%   of single custodial mothers work less than full-time
10.2%   of single custodial fathers work less than full-time
7%     of single custodial mothers work more than 77 hours weekly
24.5%   of single custodial fathers work more than 44 hours weekly
46.2%  of single custodial mothers receive public assistance
20.8%   of single custodial fathers receive public assistance
                        —Technical Analysis Paper No. 42; US Dept. of HHS-Ofc. of Income Security Policy
90.2%    of fathers with joint custody pay the support due
79.1%   of fathers with visitation privileges pay the support due
44.5%   of fathers with no visitation pay the support due
37.9%   of fathers are denied any visitation
66%     of all support not paid by noncustodial fathers is due to the inability to pay
                        —1988 Census “Child Support & Alimony:1989 Series P-60. No 173p.6-7 &usgao Report” GAO/HRD-9239fs Jan 1992
50%       of mothers support not paid by noncustodial fathers continued contact with his children
                        —“Surviving the Breakup”, by Joan Berlin Kelly
40%      of mothers reported that they had interfered with the fathers’ visitation to punish the ex-spouse
                    —”Frequency of Visitation” by Stanford Braver, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry
63%      of Youth suicides are from fatherless homes
                    —-US DHHS Bureau of Census
90%     of all homeless and runaway children are form fatherless homes
85%    of all children that exhibit behavioral disorders come from fatherless homes
                    —-CDC
80%    of rapist motivated with displaced anger come form fatherless homes
                    --Criminal Justice and Behavior Vol. 14, p 403
71%    of all high school dropouts come form fatherless homes
                —-National Principals Assoc. Report on the State of High School
70%     of all juveniles in state operated institutions come from fatherless homes
                —US Dept of Justice Special Report Sept. 19
88%    of all youth sitting in prisons grew up in fatherless homes

TRANSLATED: THIS MEANS that children from fatherless homes are:   

5    times more likely to commit suicide
9    times more likely to drop out of school
20   times more likely to end up in prison
10   times more likely to abuse chemical substances
32   times more likely to run away
20   times more likely to have behavior disorders
14   times more likely to commit rape
9    times more likely to end up in state operated institutions

11,268,000 total custodial mothers                     2,907,000 total custodial fathers

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