OCSE 2000 Summary
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/pubs/2003/reports/
Jim Untershine, GZS of LB, 05-13-03
 
The tables listed below originate from the Office of Child Support Enforcement. The data was used to provide a summary of all
states that follow.
 
[1] Table 11 - 2000 - Net Undistributed Collections (Million), table_11.html
[2] Table 10 - 2000 - Distributed Non-TANF Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 6 - Table 7), table_10.html
[3] Table 19 - 2000 - State Share Of TANF/Foster Care Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million), table_19.html
[4] Table 7 - 2000 - Distributed TANF/Foster Care Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 8 + Table 9), table_7.html
[5] Table 29 - 2000 - Total Administrative Expenditures For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 30 + Table 31), table_29.html
[6] Table 6 - Total - Total Distributed Collections, FY 2000 (Million), table_6.html
[7] Table 26 - Total Assistance - Payments To Families, FY 2000 (Million) (Sum Table 26), table_26.html
[8] Table 28 - Total - Total Collections Made By States By Method Of Collection, FY 2000 (Million) (Sum Table 28), table_28.html
[9] Table 58 - IV-D Out-Of-Wedlock 2000 - Paternity Establishment (PEP), FY 1999 And 2000, table_58.html
[10] Table 58 - IV-D Paternity Established 2000, table_58.html
[11] Table 75 - Total - Total amount of arrearages due, FY 1999, Sum (Table 75) table_75.html
[12] Table 76 - Total - Total amount of arrearages due, FY 2000, Sum (Table 76) table_76.html
 
TOP FIVE STATES
 

[6] Table 6 - Total - Total Distributed Collections, Fy 2000 (Million) (Sum of Table 6) (Sum Table 6)

California

2,059

Ohio

1,411

Michigan

1,347

Pennsylvania

1,167

New York

1,102

[4] Table 7 - 2000 - Distributed TANF/Foster Care Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 8 + Table 9)

California

750.7

New York

193.1

Michigan

130.0

Ohio

99.5

Pennsylvania

95.3

[2] Table 10 - 2000 - Distributed Non-TANF Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 6 - Table 7)

Ohio

1,312

California

1,309

Michigan

1,217

Pennsylvania

1,072

New York

909

[1] Table 11 -2000 - Net Undistributed Collections (Million)

California

176.3

Tennessee

71.1

New York

57.5

Florida

41.7

Texas

28.3

[1]/[2] Table 11 - % Profit 2000 - Net Undistributed Collections (Million) (Table 11 / Table 10)

Guam

53.1%

Tennessee

32.8%

California

13.5%

Delaware

10.9%

West Virginia

10.0%

[6]/[5] Table 16 - 2000 - Total Child Support Collections Per Dollar Of Total Administrative Expenditures For Five Fiscal Years (Table 6 / Table 29)

Indiana

7.25

Wisconsin

6.31

South Dakota

6.13

Puerto Rico

6.08

Pennsylvania

5.85

[3] Table 19 - 2000 - State Share Of TANF/Foster Care Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million)

California

347.1

New York

90.1

Michigan

50.4

Washington

44.4

Illinois

40.3

 

[3]/[4] Table 19 - % Profit 2000 - State Share Of TANF/Foster Care Collections For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 19 / Table 7)

Maryland

49.6%

New Jersey

49.5%

Illinois

49.5%

New Hampshire

49.2%

Massachusetts

48.4%

[7] Table 26 - Total Assistance - Payments To Families, Fy 2000 (Million) (Sum of Table 26)

California

1,336

Ohio

1,317

Michigan

1,213

Pennsylvania

1,078

New York

912

[8] Table 28 - Total - Total Collections Made By States By Method Of Collection, Fy 2000 (Million) (Sum Table 28)

California

2,208

Ohio

1,782

Michigan

1,460

Pennsylvania

1,206

New York

1,178

[5] Table 29 - 2000 - Total Administrative Expenditures For Five Fiscal Years (Million) (Table 30 + Table 31)

California

676.0

Ohio

302.0

Michigan

246.9

New York

239.9

Florida

216.3

[9] Table 58 - IV-D Out-Of-Wedlock 2000 - Paternity Establishment (Pep), Fy 1999 And 2000

California

1,527,959

Illinois

840,796

Texas

660,604

New York

629,726

Ohio

431,352

[10] Table 58 - IV-D Paternity Established Or Acknowledged 2000 - Paternity Establishment (Pep), Fy 1999 And 2000

California

987,267

New York

393,432

Florida

366,915

Texas

342,082

Ohio

322,104

[10]/[9] Table 58 - Paternity % 2000 - Paternity Establishment (Pep), Fy 1999 And 2000 (Table 58 Pat / Table 58 Owb)

Montana

100%

Utah

95%

Washington

95%

South Dakota

92%

Vermont

89%

[12] Table 76 - TOTAL - TOTAL AMOUNT OF ARREARAGES DUE, FY 2000 (Million) (Sum Table 76)

California

15,774

Texas

7,887

Michigan

6,272

Pennsylvania

4,982

New york

3,088

STATISTICS AND NATIONAL RANKINGS

[STATE] reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
[1] million CSE profit, and represents {[1] / [2]) % of CS collections distributed to custodial parents
[3] million TANF profit, and represents ([3] / [4]) % of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
[2] million distributed to custodial parents, and [4] million distributed to repay taxpayers
[5] million spent in administration costs, yielding a {[6] / [5]) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
[7] million spent in assistance to custodial parents
[8] million collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
[12] million total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of ([12] - [11]) million / year
[9] out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of ([9] - [9a]) pat / year
[10] paternity establishments are changing at a rate of ([10] - [10a]) pat / year
([10] / [9]) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of (([10] / [9]) - ([10a] / [9a])) pat / owb
 
ALABAMA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.7 million (30) CSE profit, and represents 2.1% (37) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
3.1 million (37) TANF profit, and represents 25.6% (44) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
179.8 million (25) distributed to custodial parents, and 12.3 million (37) distributed to repay taxpayers
57.1 million (22) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.37 (33) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
181.5 million (24) spent in assistance to custodial parents
209.7 million (28) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
947 million (27) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -332 million / year
185,983 (19) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -9,009 owb / year
110,940 (23) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -8,071 pat / year
60% (43) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -1% / year
 
ALASKA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.6 million (31) CSE profit, and represents 6.7% (12) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
7.2 million (29) TANF profit, and represents 42.7% (17) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
54.2 million (43) distributed to custodial parents, and 16.9 million (32) distributed to repay taxpayers
21.5 million (40) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.31 (36) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
55.4 million (43) spent in assistance to custodial parents
84.9 million (42) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
569 million (36) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 36 million / year
8,990 (52) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 520 owb / year
6,758 (51) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 229 pat / year
75% (23) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -2% / year
 
ARIZONA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
9.7 million (15) CSE profit, and represents 5.7% (20) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
8.9 million (26) TANF profit, and represents 33.6% (31) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
170.4 million (28) distributed to custodial parents, and 26.4 million (25) distributed to repay taxpayers
60.6 million (20) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.25 (38) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
170.8 million (28) spent in assistance to custodial parents
474.8 million (14) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,526 million (15) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 116 million / year
185,020 (20) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -18,710 owb / year
141,108 (16) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 42,502 pat / year
76% (18) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 28% / year
 
ARKANSAS reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.6 million (32) CSE profit, and represents 3.3% (26) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
2.5 million (43) TANF profit, and represents 25.0% (45) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
110.4 million (34) distributed to custodial parents, and 10.1 million (40) distributed to repay taxpayers
40.5 million (32) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.97 (44) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
110.9 million (34) spent in assistance to custodial parents
134.6 million (35) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
661 million (30) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 56 million / year
87,486 (30) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 6,618 owb / year
56,634 (30) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -21 pat / year
65% (35) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -5% / year
 
CALIFORNIA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
176.3 million (1) CSE profit, and represents 13.5% (3) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
347.1 million (1) TANF profit, and represents 46.2% (10) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
1,308.8 million (2) distributed to custodial parents, and 750.7 million (1) distributed to repay taxpayers
676.0 million (1) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.05 (41) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
1,336.1 million (1) spent in assistance to custodial parents
2,207.6 million (1) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
15,774 million (1) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 1,652 million / year
1,527,959 (1) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -107,172 owb / year
987,267 (1) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 3,466 pat / year
65% (36) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 4% / year
 
COLORADO reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
4.3 million (24) CSE profit, and represents 2.9% (30) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
14.2 million (19) TANF profit, and represents 47.0% (8) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
145.9 million (29) distributed to custodial parents, and 30.2 million (23) distributed to repay taxpayers
63.1 million (19) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.79 (45) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
147.7 million (29) spent in assistance to custodial parents
264.2 million (24) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,198 million (22) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 4 million / year
77,258 (33) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -16,236 owb / year
66,895 (29) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -7,609 pat / year
87% (8) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 7% / year
 
CONNECTICUT reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.7 million (42) CSE profit, and represents 1.2% (46) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
22.3 million (13) TANF profit, and represents 44.6% (14) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
140.9 million (30) distributed to custodial parents, and 50.0 million (12) distributed to repay taxpayers
55.4 million (24) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.45 (32) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
146.2 million (30) spent in assistance to custodial parents
210.1 million (27) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,328 million (19) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 75 million / year
127,638 (26) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 7,262 owb / year
91,724 (25) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 7,888 pat / year
72% (31) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 2% / year
 
DELAWARE reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
4.6 million (22) CSE profit, and represents 10.9% (4) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
2.9 million (39) TANF profit, and represents 40.8% (20) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
41.8 million (44) distributed to custodial parents, and 7.2 million (46) distributed to repay taxpayers
18.7 million (43) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.62 (47) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
43.1 million (44) spent in assistance to custodial parents
74.1 million (44) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
205 million (46) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 7 million / year
49,235 (35) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -576 owb / year
33,359 (36) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -254 pat / year
68% (32) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 0% / year
 
DIST. OF COL. reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.7 million (41) CSE profit, and represents 5.7% (19) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
2.1 million (44) TANF profit, and represents 47.7% (7) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
30.5 million (50) distributed to custodial parents, and 4.5 million (48) distributed to repay taxpayers
16.0 million (45) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.19 (51) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
30.6 million (52) spent in assistance to custodial parents
54.8 million (47) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
322 million (43) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 27 million / year
77,498 (32) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 3,865 owb / year
24,551 (40) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -233 pat / year
32% (53) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -2% / year
 
FLORIDA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
41.7 million (4) CSE profit, and represents 7.3% (9) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
32.6 million (8) TANF profit, and represents 43.4% (16) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
572.8 million (8) distributed to custodial parents, and 75.2 million (9) distributed to repay taxpayers
216.3 million (5) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.00 (43) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
573.0 million (8) spent in assistance to custodial parents
753.3 million (9) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
3,081 million (6) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 274 million / year
425,642 (6) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 51,328 owb / year
366,915 (3) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 64,230 pat / year
86% (9) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 5% / year
 
GEORGIA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.3 million (52) CSE profit, and represents .1% (53) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
13.9 million (20) TANF profit, and represents 31.7% (35) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
318.1 million (15) distributed to custodial parents, and 43.8 million (16) distributed to repay taxpayers
110.4 million (13) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.28 (37) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
327.2 million (15) spent in assistance to custodial parents
429.3 million (16) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
2,222 million (9) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 163 million / year
380,637 (8) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 38,817 owb / year
185,765 (10) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 19,789 pat / year
49% (47) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 0% / year
 
GUAM reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.4 million (33) CSE profit, and represents 53.1% (1) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
.3 million (53) TANF profit, and represents 24.2% (47) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
6.3 million (54) distributed to custodial parents, and 1.4 million (53) distributed to repay taxpayers
3.2 million (54) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.42 (49) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
6.3 million (54) spent in assistance to custodial parents
10.8 million (53) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
60 million (53) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 7 million / year
2,096 (53) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 139 owb / year
717 (53) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 210 pat / year
34% (51) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 8% / year
 
HAWAII reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.8 million (29) CSE profit, and represents 6.9% (10) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
4.9 million (33) TANF profit, and represents 41.8% (19) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
54.8 million (42) distributed to custodial parents, and 11.7 million (39) distributed to repay taxpayers
16.4 million (44) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.05 (22) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
56.2 million (42) spent in assistance to custodial parents
89.3 million (41) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
437 million (40) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 28 million / year
26,183 (42) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 16,525 owb / year
22,476 (42) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 16,684 pat / year
86% (10) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 26% / year
 
IDAHO reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.1 million (53) CSE profit, and represents .2% (52) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.3 million (49) TANF profit, and represents 29.6% (37) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
70.8 million (39) distributed to custodial parents, and 4.3 million (49) distributed to repay taxpayers
19.7 million (42) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.81 (27) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
69.7 million (39) spent in assistance to custodial parents
89.5 million (40) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
321 million (44) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 12 million / year
27,635 (41) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 584 owb / year
23,080 (41) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 1,877 pat / year
84% (12) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 5% / year
 
ILLINOIS reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.3 million (45) CSE profit, and represents .5% (50) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
40.3 million (5) TANF profit, and represents 49.5% (3) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
279.9 million (18) distributed to custodial parents, and 81.3 million (8) distributed to repay taxpayers
158.7 million (8) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.28 (50) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
280.7 million (18) spent in assistance to custodial parents
661.2 million (10) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
2,373 million (8) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 1,823 million / year
840,796 (2) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 191,039 owb / year
319,727 (6) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -2,555 pat / year
38% (48) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -12% / year
 
INDIANA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
14.0 million (10) CSE profit, and represents 4.1% (22) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
8.0 million (27) TANF profit, and represents 33.2% (32) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
342.0 million (14) distributed to custodial parents, and 24.2 million (27) distributed to repay taxpayers
50.5 million (27) spent in administration costs, yielding a 7.25 (1) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
345.0 million (13) spent in assistance to custodial parents
432.5 million (15) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,223 million (21) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -663 million / year
187,704 (17) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 33,541 owb / year
70,492 (28) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 23,105 pat / year
38% (49) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 7% / year
 
IOWA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
4.5 million (23) CSE profit, and represents 2.6% (32) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
15.5 million (18) TANF profit, and represents 35.5% (27) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
175.0 million (26) distributed to custodial parents, and 43.7 million (17) distributed to repay taxpayers
54.6 million (25) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.00 (23) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
176.2 million (27) spent in assistance to custodial parents
297.0 million (22) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,034 million (23) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 37 million / year
106,347 (29) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 3,754 owb / year
85,874 (27) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 4,753 pat / year
81% (14) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 2% / year
 
KANSAS reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
4.0 million (27) CSE profit, and represents 3.6% (24) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
11.0 million (22) TANF profit, and represents 39.2% (21) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
111.0 million (33) distributed to custodial parents, and 28.2 million (24) distributed to repay taxpayers
51.2 million (26) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.72 (46) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
106.9 million (35) spent in assistance to custodial parents
153.6 million (32) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
602 million (34) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 86 million / year
12,003 (48) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -36,262 owb / year
7,002 (50) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 6,409 pat / year
58% (44) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 57% / year
 
KENTUCKY reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
11.3 million (11) CSE profit, and represents 5.8% (18) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
9.8 million (24) TANF profit, and represents 29.2% (39) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
192.9 million (23) distributed to custodial parents, and 33.5 million (21) distributed to repay taxpayers
59.7 million (21) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.80 (28) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
190.6 million (23) spent in assistance to custodial parents
253.8 million (25) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
982 million (26) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 56 million / year
169,657 (23) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 18,173 owb / year
114,327 (21) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 11,410 pat / year
67% (33) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -1% / year
 
LOUISIANA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.8 million (49) CSE profit, and represents .4% (51) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
4.5 million (35) TANF profit, and represents 27.6% (42) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
197.5 million (22) distributed to custodial parents, and 16.4 million (33) distributed to repay taxpayers
46.5 million (29) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.60 (12) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
198.5 million (22) spent in assistance to custodial parents
232.0 million (26) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
647 million (31) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 62 million / year
198,349 (15) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -38,517 owb / year
118,916 (20) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 49,875 pat / year
60% (41) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 31% / year
 
MAINE reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
4.3 million (26) CSE profit, and represents 7.7% (7) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
9.8 million (23) TANF profit, and represents 28.8% (41) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
55.4 million (41) distributed to custodial parents, and 34.0 million (20) distributed to repay taxpayers
19.9 million (41) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.49 (14) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
59.9 million (41) spent in assistance to custodial parents
97.2 million (39) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
484 million (38) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 24 million / year
38,169 (39) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 1,061 owb / year
33,750 (34) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 1,667 pat / year
88% (7) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 2% / year
 
MARYLAND reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
10.8 million (13) CSE profit, and represents 3.1% (28) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
12.5 million (21) TANF profit, and represents 49.6% (1) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
342.6 million (13) distributed to custodial parents, and 25.3 million (26) distributed to repay taxpayers
109.8 million (14) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.35 (34) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
342.4 million (14) spent in assistance to custodial parents
420.4 million (18) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,303 million (20) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 73 million / year
245,714 (11) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 4,225 owb / year
177,209 (12) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 15,926 pat / year
72% (30) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 5% / year
 
MASSACHUSETTS reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
11.3 million (12) CSE profit, and represents 4.1% (21) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
22.6 million (12) TANF profit, and represents 48.4% (5) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
271.9 million (19) distributed to custodial parents, and 46.7 million (14) distributed to repay taxpayers
95.7 million (16) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.33 (35) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
273.3 million (19) spent in assistance to custodial parents
347.8 million (20) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,425 million (17) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 152 million / year
114,294 (28) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 11,922 owb / year
89,154 (26) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 539 pat / year
78% (17) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -9% / year
 
MICHIGAN reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
26.7 million (6) CSE profit, and represents 2.2% (36) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
50.4 million (3) TANF profit, and represents 38.8% (23) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
1,217.4 million (3) distributed to custodial parents, and 130.0 million (3) distributed to repay taxpayers
246.9 million (3) spent in administration costs, yielding a 5.46 (6) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
1,212.9 million (3) spent in assistance to custodial parents
1,459.9 million (3) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
6,272 million (3) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 327 million / year
409,405 (7) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 21,058 owb / year
311,239 (7) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 34,685 pat / year
76% (20) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 5% / year
 
MINNESOTA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
7.5 million (18) CSE profit, and represents 1.8% (38) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
26.0 million (11) TANF profit, and represents 45.9% (12) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
420.7 million (11) distributed to custodial parents, and 56.7 million (11) distributed to repay taxpayers
120.2 million (11) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.97 (24) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
412.4 million (11) spent in assistance to custodial parents
493.1 million (12) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,005 million (25) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 89 million / year
142,682 (25) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 1,668 owb / year
103,764 (24) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 30,149 pat / year
73% (28) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 21% / year
 
MISSISSIPPI reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.2 million (34) CSE profit, and represents 2.4% (35) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.8 million (45) TANF profit, and represents 21.9% (48) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
136.1 million (31) distributed to custodial parents, and 8.3 million (44) distributed to repay taxpayers
31.4 million (37) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.61 (11) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
136.5 million (31) spent in assistance to custodial parents
171.2 million (31) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
592 million (35) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 36 million / year
204,393 (14) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 4,653 owb / year
131,315 (18) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 7,672 pat / year
64% (37) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 2% / year
 
MISSOURI reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
18.8 million (8) CSE profit, and represents 6.4% (13) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
16.3 million (16) TANF profit, and represents 34.9% (30) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
292.2 million (17) distributed to custodial parents, and 46.8 million (13) distributed to repay taxpayers
106.6 million (15) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.18 (40) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
298.1 million (17) spent in assistance to custodial parents
398.2 million (19) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,876 million (12) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 76 million / year
219,569 (13) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 15,255 owb / year
166,199 (13) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 23,879 pat / year
76% (21) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
MONTANA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.9 million (47) CSE profit, and represents 2.7% (31) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.4 million (48) TANF profit, and represents 24.5% (46) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
35.0 million (47) distributed to custodial parents, and 5.7 million (47) distributed to repay taxpayers
13.4 million (47) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.05 (42) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
35.6 million (48) spent in assistance to custodial parents
49.4 million (50) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
182 million (48) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -2 million / year
17,621 (43) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 877 owb / year
17,631 (43) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 759 pat / year
100% (1) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -1% / year
 
NATIONAL AVG reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
12.0 million (0) CSE profit, and represents 4.2% (0) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
20.0 million (0) TANF profit, and represents 41.7% (0) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
282.6 million (0) distributed to custodial parents, and 48.0 million (0) distributed to repay taxpayers
83.8 million (0) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.95 (0) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
284.5 million (0) spent in assistance to custodial parents
387.6 million (0) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,555 million (0) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 158 million / year
187,007 (0) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -2,569 owb / year
121,021 (0) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 10,152 pat / year
65% (0) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
NATIONAL TOTAL reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
645.4 million (0) CSE profit, and represents 4.2% (0) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1,080.2 million (0) TANF profit, and represents 41.7% (0) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
15,261.2 million (0) distributed to custodial parents, and 2,593.1 million distributed to repay taxpayers
4,525.8 million (0) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.95 (0) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
15,360.9 million (0) spent in assistance to custodial parents
20,932.3 million (0) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
83,954 million (0) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 8,546 million / year
10,098,357 (0) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -138,712 owb / year
6,535,116 (0) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 548,200 pat / year
65% (0) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
NEBRASKA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
3.9 million (28) CSE profit, and represents 3.0% (29) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
3.8 million (36) TANF profit, and represents 31.7% (34) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
130.5 million (32) distributed to custodial parents, and 12.0 million (38) distributed to repay taxpayers
38.3 million (34) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.72 (30) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
131.8 million (32) spent in assistance to custodial parents
147.8 million (33) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
455 million (39) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 29 million / year
42,029 (38) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 626 owb / year
31,696 (37) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 3,574 pat / year
75% (22) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 7% / year
 
NEVADA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.0 million (54) CSE profit, and represents .0% (54) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
2.6 million (42) TANF profit, and represents 30.9% (36) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
70.9 million (38) distributed to custodial parents, and 8.4 million (43) distributed to repay taxpayers
41.1 million (31) spent in administration costs, yielding a 1.93 (52) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
73.9 million (38) spent in assistance to custodial parents
104.2 million (38) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
642 million (32) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 351 million / year
45,130 (37) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -9,403 owb / year
33,674 (35) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -2,462 pat / year
75% (25) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 8% / year
 
NEW HAMPSHIRE reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.8 million (48) CSE profit, and represents 1.3% (43) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
4.6 million (34) TANF profit, and represents 49.2% (4) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
61.9 million (40) distributed to custodial parents, and 9.5 million (41) distributed to repay taxpayers
16.0 million (46) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.46 (15) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
62.0 million (40) spent in assistance to custodial parents
76.4 million (43) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
186 million (47) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 0 million / year
14,937 (45) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 1,093 owb / year
13,269 (44) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 1,785 pat / year
89% (6) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
NEW JERSEY reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
8.3 million (17) CSE profit, and represents 1.3% (44) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
32.5 million (9) TANF profit, and represents 49.5% (2) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
613.5 million (7) distributed to custodial parents, and 65.7 million (10) distributed to repay taxpayers
157.0 million (9) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.33 (18) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
614.0 million (7) spent in assistance to custodial parents
758.3 million (8) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,921 million (10) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 24 million / year
186,322 (18) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -16,600 owb / year
136,717 (17) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -12 pat / year
73% (27) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
NEW MEXICO reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
2.4 million (38) CSE profit, and represents 7.4% (8) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
3.0 million (38) TANF profit, and represents 37.9% (25) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
31.7 million (48) distributed to custodial parents, and 7.9 million (45) distributed to repay taxpayers
33.6 million (36) spent in administration costs, yielding a 1.18 (54) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
31.6 million (49) spent in assistance to custodial parents
50.1 million (49) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
411 million (41) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 205 million / year
13,435 (47) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 12,048 owb / year
4,376 (52) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 3,761 pat / year
33% (52) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -12% / year
 
NEW YORK reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
57.5 million (3) CSE profit, and represents 6.3% (14) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
90.1 million (2) TANF profit, and represents 46.7% (9) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
908.9 million (5) distributed to custodial parents, and 193.1 million (2) distributed to repay taxpayers
239.9 million (4) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.59 (13) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
911.9 million (5) spent in assistance to custodial parents
1,177.8 million (5) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
3,088 million (5) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 169 million / year
629,726 (4) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -55,295 owb / year
393,432 (2) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -7,978 pat / year
62% (39) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 4% / year
 
NORTH CAROLINA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
9.0 million (16) CSE profit, and represents 2.6% (33) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
15.8 million (17) TANF profit, and represents 35.1% (29) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
350.7 million (12) distributed to custodial parents, and 44.9 million (15) distributed to repay taxpayers
111.6 million (12) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.55 (31) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
353.5 million (12) spent in assistance to custodial parents
483.1 million (13) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,359 million (18) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 64 million / year
360,806 (9) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 41,894 owb / year
196,027 (9) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 46,219 pat / year
54% (45) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 7% / year
 
NORTH DAKOTA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
2.2 million (39) CSE profit, and represents 5.8% (17) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.2 million (50) TANF profit, and represents 29.3% (38) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
37.6 million (46) distributed to custodial parents, and 4.3 million (50) distributed to repay taxpayers
9.7 million (51) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.29 (19) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
37.6 million (47) spent in assistance to custodial parents
64.1 million (45) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
148 million (50) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 60 million / year
13,927 (46) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -152,621 owb / year
10,973 (45) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -22 pat / year
79% (16) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 72% / year
 
OHIO reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
19.7 million (7) CSE profit, and represents 1.5% (42) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
36.4 million (7) TANF profit, and represents 36.6% (26) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
1,311.7 million (1) distributed to custodial parents, and 99.5 million (4) distributed to repay taxpayers
302.0 million (2) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.67 (9) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
1,316.6 million (2) spent in assistance to custodial parents
1,782.0 million (2) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
2,643 million (7) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -131 million / year
431,352 (5) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -59,320 owb / year
322,104 (5) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -21,858 pat / year
75% (24) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 5% / year
 
OKLAHOMA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.4 million (44) CSE profit, and represents 1.6% (40) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
5.8 million (30) TANF profit, and represents 28.9% (40) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
87.2 million (37) distributed to custodial parents, and 20.0 million (29) distributed to repay taxpayers
42.6 million (30) spent in administration costs, yielding a 2.52 (48) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
87.1 million (37) spent in assistance to custodial parents
119.9 million (37) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
741 million (28) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 38 million / year
119,141 (27) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -12,575 owb / year
43,049 (33) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -31,729 pat / year
36% (50) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -21% / year
 
OREGON reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.6 million (43) CSE profit, and represents .7% (48) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
8.9 million (25) TANF profit, and represents 39.0% (22) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
225.3 million (20) distributed to custodial parents, and 22.9 million (28) distributed to repay taxpayers
49.5 million (28) spent in administration costs, yielding a 5.01 (7) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
225.9 million (21) spent in assistance to custodial parents
274.9 million (23) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,030 million (24) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 104 million / year
83,623 (31) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 4,385 owb / year
55,750 (31) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 2,390 pat / year
67% (34) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -1% / year
 
PENNSYLVANIA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
17.1 million (9) CSE profit, and represents 1.6% (41) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
40.0 million (6) TANF profit, and represents 42.0% (18) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
1,072.1 million (4) distributed to custodial parents, and 95.3 million (5) distributed to repay taxpayers
199.4 million (7) spent in administration costs, yielding a 5.85 (5) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
1,078.4 million (4) spent in assistance to custodial parents
1,205.7 million (4) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
4,982 million (4) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 1,267 million / year
240,200 (12) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 35,631 owb / year
182,714 (11) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 92,291 pat / year
76% (19) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 32% / year
 
PUERTO RICO reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
4.3 million (25) CSE profit, and represents 2.4% (34) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
.5 million (52) TANF profit, and represents 18.9% (51) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
180.1 million (24) distributed to custodial parents, and 2.7 million (52) distributed to repay taxpayers
30.1 million (39) spent in administration costs, yielding a 6.08 (4) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
180.8 million (25) spent in assistance to custodial parents
192.6 million (30) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
626 million (33) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 56 million / year
10,722 (51) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 10,722 owb / year
9,002 (48) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 9,002 pat / year
84% (11) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of
 
RHODE ISLAND reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
2.6 million (37) CSE profit, and represents 8.1% (6) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
7.8 million (28) TANF profit, and represents 45.9% (13) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
31.4 million (49) distributed to custodial parents, and 17.0 million (31) distributed to repay taxpayers
11.8 million (48) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.11 (21) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
31.6 million (50) spent in assistance to custodial parents
62.0 million (46) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
169 million (49) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -59 million / year
45,812 (36) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -536 owb / year
27,410 (39) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -939 pat / year
60% (42) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -1% / year
 
SOUTH CAROLINA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
6.1 million (20) CSE profit, and represents 3.5% (25) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
2.9 million (40) TANF profit, and represents 21.5% (49) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
174.8 million (27) distributed to custodial parents, and 13.4 million (36) distributed to repay taxpayers
39.3 million (33) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.79 (8) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
178.6 million (26) spent in assistance to custodial parents
198.9 million (29) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
701 million (29) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 123 million / year
171,195 (22) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -7,450 owb / year
124,014 (19) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 4,794 pat / year
72% (29) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
SOUTH DAKOTA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.0 million (46) CSE profit, and represents 3.7% (23) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.5 million (47) TANF profit, and represents 9.1% (54) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
27.1 million (52) distributed to custodial parents, and 16.4 million (34) distributed to repay taxpayers
7.1 million (52) spent in administration costs, yielding a 6.13 (3) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
38.7 million (45) spent in assistance to custodial parents
51.3 million (48) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
112 million (51) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 2 million / year
11,645 (49) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 491 owb / year
10,663 (46) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 549 pat / year
92% (4) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 1% / year
 
TENNESSEE reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
71.1 million (2) CSE profit, and represents 32.8% (2) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
5.5 million (31) TANF profit, and represents 17.5% (52) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
216.9 million (21) distributed to custodial parents, and 31.3 million (22) distributed to repay taxpayers
55.8 million (23) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.45 (16) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
232.9 million (20) spent in assistance to custodial parents
314.5 million (21) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,497 million (16) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 86 million / year
175,938 (21) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 70,360 owb / year
111,133 (22) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 73,960 pat / year
63% (38) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 28% / year
 
TEXAS reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
28.3 million (5) CSE profit, and represents 3.2% (27) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
31.9 million (10) TANF profit, and represents 38.8% (24) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
882.5 million (6) distributed to custodial parents, and 82.4 million (7) distributed to repay taxpayers
207.4 million (6) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.65 (10) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
881.5 million (6) spent in assistance to custodial parents
1,022.9 million (6) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
7,887 million (2) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 1,203 million / year
660,604 (3) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -143,211 owb / year
342,082 (4) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 53,132 pat / year
52% (46) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 16% / year
 
UTAH reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.8 million (50) CSE profit, and represents .8% (47) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
5.2 million (32) TANF profit, and represents 27.2% (43) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
98.9 million (36) distributed to custodial parents, and 19.2 million (30) distributed to repay taxpayers
37.0 million (35) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.19 (39) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
98.7 million (36) spent in assistance to custodial parents
130.1 million (36) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
380 million (42) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -14 million / year
31,453 (40) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -2,968 owb / year
30,024 (38) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 897 pat / year
95% (2) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 11% / year
 
VERMONT reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
1.8 million (40) CSE profit, and represents 5.9% (15) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
2.9 million (41) TANF profit, and represents 32.5% (33) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
29.9 million (51) distributed to custodial parents, and 8.8 million (42) distributed to repay taxpayers
10.3 million (50) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.76 (29) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
31.2 million (51) spent in assistance to custodial parents
47.5 million (52) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
90 million (52) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 2 million / year
11,280 (50) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 1,395 owb / year
10,035 (47) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 924 pat / year
89% (5) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -3% / year
 
VIRGIN ISLANDS reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
.4 million (51) CSE profit, and represents 5.9% (16) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
.2 million (54) TANF profit, and represents 20.6% (50) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
6.7 million (53) distributed to custodial parents, and .8 million (54) distributed to repay taxpayers
5.3 million (53) spent in administration costs, yielding a 1.41 (53) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
6.9 million (53) spent in assistance to custodial parents
8.9 million (54) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
0 million (54) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 0 million / year
0 (54) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 0 owb / year
0 (54) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 0 pat / year
0% (54) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of
 
VIRGINIA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
5.1 million (21) CSE profit, and represents 1.6% (39) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
16.8 million (15) TANF profit, and represents 46.2% (11) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
311.4 million (16) distributed to custodial parents, and 36.4 million (19) distributed to repay taxpayers
79.4 million (18) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.38 (17) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
313.0 million (16) spent in assistance to custodial parents
420.7 million (17) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,736 million (14) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 128 million / year
270,038 (10) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -28,983 owb / year
221,951 (8) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -6,742 pat / year
82% (13) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 6% / year
 
WASHINGTON reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
2.8 million (35) CSE profit, and represents .6% (49) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
44.4 million (4) TANF profit, and represents 48.0% (6) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
456.0 million (10) distributed to custodial parents, and 92.7 million (6) distributed to repay taxpayers
129.4 million (10) spent in administration costs, yielding a 4.24 (20) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
456.4 million (10) spent in assistance to custodial parents
603.6 million (11) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,823 million (13) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 143 million / year
153,061 (24) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -414 owb / year
144,898 (15) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 4,996 pat / year
95% (3) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 4% / year
 
WEST VIRGINIA reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
10.4 million (14) CSE profit, and represents 10.0% (5) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.7 million (46) TANF profit, and represents 10.3% (53) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
104.2 million (35) distributed to custodial parents, and 16.1 million (35) distributed to repay taxpayers
31.2 million (38) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.86 (26) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
113.4 million (33) spent in assistance to custodial parents
141.0 million (34) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
532 million (37) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -99 million / year
70,621 (34) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -9,078 owb / year
52,531 (32) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -6,176 pat / year
74% (26) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 1% / year
 
WISCONSIN reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
6.5 million (19) CSE profit, and represents 1.2% (45) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
19.3 million (14) TANF profit, and represents 44.5% (15) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
525.8 million (9) distributed to custodial parents, and 43.2 million (18) distributed to repay taxpayers
90.1 million (17) spent in administration costs, yielding a 6.31 (2) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
511.6 million (9) spent in assistance to custodial parents
890.8 million (7) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
1,905 million (11) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of 491 million / year
194,411 (16) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of -25,520 owb / year
153,808 (14) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of -21,691 pat / year
79% (15) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of -1% / year
 
WYOMING reports the following statistics (national ranking) for year 2000.
2.6 million (36) CSE profit, and represents 6.9% (11) of child support collections distributed to custodial parents
1.2 million (51) TANF profit, and represents 35.5% (28) of TANF collections distributed to repay taxpayers
38.5 million (45) distributed to custodial parents, and 3.4 million (51) distributed to repay taxpayers
10.7 million (49) spent in administration costs, yielding a 3.93 (25) distributed collection to administrative cost ratio.
37.6 million (46) spent in assistance to custodial parents
49.1 million (51) collected from noncustodial parents using wage withholding, intercepting tax refunds, etc
239 million (45) total arrearages owed by NCPs are changing at a rate of -1 million / year
14,986 (44) out of wedlock births are changing at a rate of 215 owb / year
8,996 (49) paternity establishments are changing at a rate of 575 pat / year
60% (40) paternity percentage is changing at a rate of 3% / year