This review provides a discussion on how divorced fathers have been conceptualized in
both quantitative and qualitative research beginning in the 1970s and moving through the …

The purpose of this study is to carry out an empirical investigation of noncustodial divorced
fathers, as a contribution to reducing the existing lacuna In the divorce research literature …

Data we collected in longitudinal and cross-sectional studies of divorcing families provide an
empirical basis for understanding the dynamics of divorced fathering. Our findings focus on …

Despite alternatives to adversarial resolution of divorce-related issues and a wider range of
postdivorce parenting options, maternal custody with paternal visitation of children continues …

A critical issue for research is to determine why so many divorced fathers have little or no
contact with their children. This study of 255 divorced fathers investigated the influence of …

The primary objective of this study was to uncover the distinguishing characteristics between
non-custodial fathers who experienced decreased, increased, and stabilized contact with …

The purpose of this study was to provide clinicians and policy-makers with an empirical
understanding of variables associated with the level of involvement and frequency of contact …

One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a
lessening of contact between divorced noncustodial fathers and their children. This review …

Divorce occurs in approximately 50% of families in this country. Fathers' involvement with
their children after a divorce has been shown to potentially attenuate the impact of divorce …

Since the beginning of the 1990s, there has been a dramatic increase in, and use of, divorce
education programs for parents who are divorcing. While many studies have examined the …