A "noncustodial parent" is the parent who does not live with the child or have primary custody. They may have visitation rights or be responsible for child support, but they are not the main caregiver. Full definition
One of the unfortunate outcomes of noncustodial parenting happens when the parent remarries and has a second family with a new wife. (divorcesource.com)
What's more, many states allow «virtual visitation» with noncustodial parents using video calling applications. (family.findlaw.com)
These include low income, high income, parenting time, other health - related insurance, life insurance, child and dependant care tax, visitation - related travel expenses, alimony paid, mortgage (if noncustodial parent is providing for the cost of the home where the child resides), and permanency plans or foster care plans. (divorcesource.com)