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Abstract
Despite the wide citation of the number of children not receiving child support, not enough is known about the charac- teristics and conditions that might be related to fathers' child support payments. The purpose of this discussion is to ex lore the issue of child support compliance with the larger scope ofpost-divorce pa- ternal involvement. Three areas of concern, fathers' visitation, the coparental relationship, and custodial arrangement, are examined as they relate to child support compliance and overall postdivorce pa- ternal involvement. Points of intervention and policy recommenda- tions which would facilitate child support payment and father in- volvement in general are discussed.