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- The Child Support Enforcement Program
- This report provides summary information on the child support enforcement program, established under title IV-D of the Social Security Act. It includes basic program statistics and a description of the administrative structure and major characteristics of the program.
- Parental Kidnapping
- No Description Available.
- Child Support Enforcement
- During the first session of the 98th Congress, the House passed H.R. 4325, 422-0. This measure requires States to adopt several methods of enforcing overdue child support obligations, including mandatory wage withholding; requires States to permit establishment of paternity until a child's 18th birthday; alters the incentive payment formula for child support collections; and extends the formula to collections made on behalf of non-AFDC children. The report includes background and policy analysis.
- Parental Leave: Legislation in the 100th Congress
- The report discusses the argument for why America should set a standard long-term maternity leave and temporary medical disability leave. Then the opposition to this position discusses why maternity leave and medical disability leave should be decided by the employer, not the Federal government.
- Parental Notification for Family Planning Services: Title X Regulations
- No Description Available.
- Teenage Sexual Activity and Childbearing: An Analysis of the Relationships of Behavior to Family and Personal Background
- "This report uses the National Survey of Family Growth to examine the effects of a variety of social and economic factors on the likelihood that a teenage girl will be sexually active, will use contraceptives, and will bear a child...The report examines the differences in factors associated with these different behaviors for white and black as well as younger and older teens." (from Abstract)
- Child Welfare and Family Problems: Legislation and Issues in the 97th Congress
- This issue brief contains a discussion of the evolution of existing child and family related social services programs.