Children of separated parents: registered versus reported place of residence

Roselinde van der Wiel; Niels Kooiman

Children of separated parents: registered versus reported place of residence

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This paper discusses the extent to which the registered address (either with the mother or the father) matches the child’s actual residence as reported in a survey by one of the separated parents.
To conduct this analysis, data from the BRP are compared to information from the Netherlands Kinship Panel Study (NKPS).

Original language	English
Type	Paper
Media of output	Statistics Netherlands
Publisher	Statistics Netherlands
Number of pages	11
Place of Publication	The Hague
Publication status	Published - May-2019

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