Siraj Davis

Introduction The dysfunctional and counterproductive Child Support system in the United States is predicated on myths, which don’t correlate with the reality of contemporary America. It’s an institution that is too often an excuse for misandry and its historical precedents through two former American presidents, were established on greed and hypocrisy. For the indigent, it is an oppressive system which regularly violates constitutional and human rights, while ultimately leading to the archaic internationally banned debtors’ prisons. For others, it’s a corrupt and ineffective enterprise, wherein the State and Federal bureaucracies though perhaps with well-intentions, have grown exponentially via profiting from the cruel coerced separation and tragic alienation of broken families. Today, the American Child Support system relies too heavily on monetary means and government intervention as the panacea to broken families. Compared to other systems worldwide, it is too slow in reform, while ...