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Child Support: 1995
Detailed Tables
Table 1. Child Support Payments Due and Actually Received, by Gender: 1995
Table 2. Custodial Parents Contacting Government Agencies for Assistance in Obtaining Child Support, by Gender
Table 3. Reasons Custodial Parent Had No Legal Award, by Gender
Table 4. Child Support Payments Agreed to or Awarded Custodial Parents
by Selected Characteristics and Gender
Custodial parents Custodial mothers
Custodial fathers
total poor
total poor
total
poor
Table 5. Mean Total Money Income of People and Child Support Received
in 1995 by Custodial Parents by Selected Characteristics and Gender
Custodial parents Custodial mothers
Custodial fathers
total poor
total poor
total
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Table 6. Mean Total Money Income and Child Support in 1995 of Custodial
Parents Receiving Full or Partial Payments Due by Selected
Characteristics and Gender
Custodial parents Custodial mothers
Custodial fathers
total poor
total poor
total
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Table 7. Receipt of Child Support Payments Due Custodial Parents in 1995
by Type of Child Support Arrangement and Gender
Custodial parents Custodial mothers
Custodial fathers
total poor
total poor
total
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Table 8. Child Support Award Status and Inclusion of Health Insurance
Benefits to Custodial Parents in 1995 by Selected Characteristics and Gender
Custodial parents Custodial mothers
Custodial fathers
total poor
total poor
total
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Table 9. Child Support Award and Receipt Status of Custodial Parents in 1995
by Gender and Selected Characteristics of Noncustodial Parents
Custodial parents Custodial mothers
Custodial fathers
total poor
total poor
total
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/1 Universe too small to derive reliable estimates.
Contact the Demographic Call Center Staff at 301-763-2422 or 1-866-758-1060 (toll free) or visit
ask.census.gov for further information on Child Support Data.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division
Last Revised: December 02, 2004
