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How are parents impacted financially and emotionally in custody matters?

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The first survey assessing parental experiences in family court is OPEN!

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Essential questions to answer:

What are the custody rulings made in child custody matters?

How are parents impacted financially in family court?

How is the emotional health of a parent affected by court hearings, legal fees, and seeking more parenting time?

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How do I access the survey?

Link:SurveyMonkey.com/r/FamilyCourtParentalFinancialExperience

How much time is needed to take the survey?

Approximately 15 minutes.

Who can participate?

Parents who currently are, or have been in family court for child support or custody matters.

Do I need to be from the United States?

Data will be reported by country. Family court may differ around the globe, however, parental experiences are similar.

Who will see my responses?

Survey is anonymous! Survey Monkey does provide the option of including IP addresses; Please note that feature is turned off on this survey. Responses will be submitted anonymously and remain private.

Why should I answer all of the questions?

Family court survey questions ask about your financial experiences.

Anxiety/stress questions reveal the level of stress you may experience.

By answering all questions, we could identify how finances impact a parent emotionally. In reporting the data, we could make statements like:

X% of parents with legal representation have less than 50% parenting time, spent X dollar amount, X time in court, and experienced X level of financial distress and depression.

X% of parents report false allegations and experienced more custody interference, resulting in X level of anxiety and depression impacting their daily living.

Scientific results validate the parental experiences.

Putting the data together will show a pattern of parental experiences and related court issues.

Why collect data?

Results offer scientific support on the financial and emotional experiences of parents in family court.

What will happen with the results?

Data will be compiled and submitted to a journal. Valid measures assessing anxiety, depression, and stress levels, make an airtight case on how parents are impacted in family court.

Can I participate in future surveys?

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Survey assessing the parent-child relationship in family court will be released soon!

Why should I participate?

Survey is an opportunity to gain insight into the parental experiences in family court. The collective experiences of parents will be a powerful tool in creating awareness with scientific support.

Why is there an option to create a 4-digit code?

Creating a 4-digit code, known only to you, allows us to connect your information in future surveys. Data for the parental experience will be more comprehensive by combining the results of the surveys you choose to take.

How do I find the results of the survey?

Results will be posted at Title IV-D and Child Support, and FB Rate MY Family Court: Survey Results.

To receive updates on results and future surveys, you may forward your email address to: RNichols@TitleIVDandChildSupport.com and put ‘Survey Updates’ in the subject line.

Survey is anonymous. There is no option to share your email on the survey.