Grieving Fathers: Emotional Reactions of Noncustodial Dads After Divorce
The phenomenon of divorce, while increasingly common in contemporary society, carries profound emotional and psychological implications for those directly involved, particularly for fathers who transition into noncustodial (Correctly known as contact and care in South Africa) roles. For many men, the end of a marriage represents not merely the dissolution of a partnership but also […]
How Non-residential Divorced Fathers Support Their Children Beyond Child Support
Child support guidelines often overlook nonresidential fathers’ direct child-related expenses. Most guidelines assume fathers spend nothing below 30% of visitation time. This assumption leads to a “cliff” model, where credits start abruptly at 30%. The study challenges this model by examining fathers’ spending on specific items. It finds a linear relationship between time spent and […]
Maternal Gatekeeping After Divorce: A Comprehensive Overview
Introduction “Maternal Gatekeeping After Divorce” explores the dynamics between divorced parents. It focuses on how mothers can control or limit the father’s involvement with their children post-divorce. The research examines the factors contributing to maternal gatekeeping. It delves into the psychological, social, and legal implications. The paper highlights the impact on fathers, children, and the […]
Involved Fathers, Liberated Mothers: The Impact of Joint Physical Custody
The paper examines the effects of joint physical custody on divorced parents. It highlights the importance of both parents’ active involvement in their children’s lives post-divorce. The study focuses on the subjective well-being of parents and how shared custody arrangements can impact this. The research provides valuable insights into the benefits and challenges of joint […]