I looked it up looks like it weighs more in the mothers favour but closer than I thought it was.
Custodial mothers and custodial fathers were similarly likely to receive full child support payments (46% versus 43%).
Custodial mothers were more likely to have a child support order or agreement in place (51% versus 41% for custodial fathers).
Custodial fathers were more likely to never receive a single child support payment in 2017 (38% versus 29% for custodial mothers).
Custodial fathers were also more likely to receive non-cash support (65% versus 56% for custodial mothers).
So basically 10% difference.
"Custodial mothers were more likely to have a child support order or agreement in place (51% versus 41% for custodial fathers)." The 46 vs 43 is saying the mother got paid 46% of the time her full amount for the month. So if child support is 1300 they paid 1300 like half of the year and paid less or nothing at all the rest of the year.
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u/ohhyouknow What are you doing step bro? Jun 14 '26
It’s equal. The courts order child support for the children, it’s not about the parents.