We hear and talk a lot about how the child support system in the United States works… or well, doesn’t. We’ve discussed corruption in the system, the use of false information like imputed income to inflate fathers’ debts, collection of support not owed, and unequal enforcement depending on the sex of the obligor. Is the United States unique, or is the UK just as bad?
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