While the importance of fathers in unmarried coparent families is a strong area of social and political interest, a dearth of community-based interventions exists for supporting the role of fathers in at-risk families. The Co-Parent Court (CPC) was a 3-year demonstration project evaluating the effectiveness of a collaborative intervention to support unmarried coparents establishing paternity and improving their coparenting relationships and paternal involvement in their child's life. A randomized-control experimental design was employed. The paper will explore father involvement and coparent relationship outcomes.
Keywords: Co-Parent Court; Fathers; Paternity Establishment; Tribunal de co-crianza; Unmarried Coparents; afianzar la paternidad; padres que no están casados y comparten la crianza; papás; 共同养育子女法院; 建立父子关系; 未婚父母; 父亲.
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