QDROs, the Division of Pensions through Qualified Domestic Relations Orders.

Shipping list no.: 97-0328-P.

A manual of the law of domestic relations,

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual report : Child Support Enforcement Program /

Chiefly statistics.

Child support enforcement program.

"DPA 1759 (R-9-94)"--P. [31]

Child support enforcement program.

Description based on: [1977]; title from cover.

English domestic relations, 1487-1653;

Mode of access: Internet.

Divorce and IPERS benefits : qualified domestic relations orders (2013)

Explanation of how divorce can affect IPERS accounts and benefits, especially relating to Qualified Domestic Relations Orders, or QDROs.

Domestic violence and the exemption from seeking child support : providing safety or legitimizing ongoing poverty and fear

This article examines the experience of low-income women on welfare in Australia and the process of seeking child support from a violent ex-partner, contrasting this with research from the United States and the United Kingdom. Women in Australia who fear ongoing or renewed abuse as a result of seeking child support are eligible for an exemption. However, the exemption policy does not necessarily provide the intended protection of women and children from ongoing abuse and poverty. The exemption policy route also produces an unintended outcome whereby the perpetrators of violence are financially rewarded as they do not have to pay child support. These outcomes are shaped by a complex interaction of personal, cultural and structural forces that make the process of seeking child support for women who have experienced violence extremely problematic. The article demonstrates how in Australia, as in the US and UK policy contexts, the needs of women and their children are compromised by the details of policy specification and the way policies are implemented within the different systems.

Multiple barriers to obtaining child support : experiences of women leaving violent partners

This article reports on a study which explores how policies and practices shape the experiences of single parents when seeking and using child support from violent ex-partners. The findings of this and similar research studies on violence, child support and poverty indicate that the receipt of child support is a multi-step process plagued with multiple barriers.

Immigrant men and domestic life - renegotiating the patriarchal bargain?

In this chapter I examine domestic practices in migrant families through interviews with immigrant men who were asked to talk about the impact that migration and displacement had upon their attitudes and behaviour in relation to their gendered roles. How are their personal and domestic relationships with women affected by migration? How do they feel about any changes in gender roles and the division of domestic labour? How do they feel about the perceived and experienced changes in gendered power?

The aim of the chapter is to explore how gendered power operates within particular immigrant groups. Given that the literature argues that migration influences the relations between men and women (Shahidian 1999)" a critical examination of immigrant men's experience of masculinity may shed some light on how gender-based inequalities in migrant communities are enacted. It has already been noted in this book how little we know about the effects of migration on men's domestic relations (Hibbins and Pease in this volume). Hibbins and I have argued that immigrant men need to renegotiate their gender identity as they relate their own cultural understandings of masculinity to the meanings and practices in the dominant culture. In this chapter I explore what this process of negotiation means for immigrant men's involvement in domestic work and family life.

The family instructor : or, A manual of the duties of domestic life.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Bible in the family : or, Hints on domestic happiness /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Bible in the family : or, Hints on domestic happiness /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Bible in the family; or, Hints on domestic happiness.

Mode of access: Internet.