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October 5, 2018 12.46am AEST Authors Michel Grangeat Professeur Emérite de Sciences de l’Education, Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA) Edward Kruk Associate Professor of Social Work,
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By RICHARD A. WARSHAK APRIL 8, 2016 A scene in the movie “Catch Me If You Can” resonates with people who grew up in divorced homes.
Boys were more likely to report being victims of physical neglect, sexual abuse and violence, the study found The Canadian Press · Posted: May 20,
CSA The cost to the taxpayer – PIR (click to download) PIR analysis of the latest government figures released on the Child Support Agency clearly demonstrate
CSA Family Income before-after separation July 2001 TABLES DEMONSTRATING FAMILY INCOME BEFORE AND AFTER SEPARATION
The research establishes that the costs of exercising contact will often be relatively high. For
example, where contact with one child is for 20% of the nights of the year, the cost of this
contact represents about 40% of the total yearly costs of raising that child in an intact couple
household with a medium income, and more than half the total yearly costs of that child in a
household with a low income.
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