The Economics of Post-Divorce Parenthood: Child Support, Custody, Remarriage, Stepparent Investment, and the Redistribution of Family Benefits
Abstract
This study examines how financial costs, household benefits, caregiving, parental access, authority, and long-term relational returns are redistributed after divorce and remarriage. It addresses whether a former husband finances a household primarily benefiting a new husband, who receives the greatest benefit from child support, and how reduced or obstructed parental contact changes the…
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