美国1996年福利法案对子女抚养规定的重大变革（The 1996 welfare act of the United States has made a major change in the rules of child support）.docVIP

美国1996年福利法案对子女抚养规定的重大变革（The 1996 welfare act of the United States has made a major change in the rules of child support） The 1996 welfare act of the United States has made a major change in the rules of child support Author: Xia Yinlan The United States Paul k.legler lawyers in the American Family Law Quarterly (fall 1996) published a report entitled the upcoming child support policy change: 1996 welfare bill meaning paper, on 1996 the personal responsibility and work opportunity consistency act (the personal responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996) in the the child support system reform on comprehensive and multi-level. On the occasion of the revision of Chinas marriage law, the author recommends this paper to Chinese academic circles, colleagues and readers from all walks of life, so as to benefit the improvement of our countrys child support system. One The family structure in the United States has undergone dramatic changes in the past 30 years, and the number of illegitimate children and the number of single parent families have been rising steadily. In these families, parents who are guardians are often the only maintenance payers, and most of these guardians are low-income mothers, so millions of American children live below the poverty line. How to relieve the poverty problem of children in single parent families has long been the focus of attention from all walks of life in the United states. As early as 1975, the United States Congress passed amendments to the social security act, requiring states to draw up their own child support executive plan - known as the iv-d program. (Note: iv-d refers to the fourth and fourth part of the United States Social Welfare Act) Its child support executive system is a collaborative effort between the federal government and the state government that provides part of the funding and supervision and management of the iv-d program and provides technical assistance. (Note: 66% of the administrative fees