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Fair? | 21Relevance | 11 years ago | Child Maintenance Consultant | Child Maintenance | |
... ex-wife about who will provide what for your son. It can include money and other kinds of support, for example helping with nursery fees. A family-based arrangement is not legally binding but it is flexible and can be changed as your son's needs change. This type of arrangement is also made without needing to disclose personal information to a third party. To help you continue with your family-based arrangement, we have got a number of tools and guides available on our website, including a child maintenance calculator that will give you an idea how much yo ... | |||||
Travel expenses or overnight variation taken off?? | 22Relevance | 11 years ago | Legodad | Child Maintenance | |
Hi ACTD, I've been having my own issues with csa caused by their incompetence. Extremely frustrating, even more so when you're told that you won't be compensated for your financial loss due to a breakdown in their processes, poor systems and communications. I'm sure this will be a familiar story to many. I've spent over 5hrs on the phone to various advisers all whom come across as being competent in their role but restricted in their ability to process a case which is non-standard. In my case that's payments to two ex partners and a variation for travel... ... | |||||
many issues.....a scenario | 21Relevance | 11 years ago | Child Maintenance Consultant | Child Maintenance | |
... other children living with you aged 16 and 19. Under the child support legislation, child maintenance is generally sought from the natural or adoptive parent. Regular child maintenance payments must be made until a child is 16 years old, or 20 if they are in full-time, non-advanced education (A-level or equivalent), or for as long as Child Benefit is being paid. Therefore, you may also be able to arrange child maintenance for your 16 year old child who lives with you. If your ex-wife made an application to the Child Support Agency (CSA), they would ask yo ... | |||||
CSA to CMS | 20Relevance | 8 years ago | markburtonmark | Welcome to the forum | |
... our case we successfully proved the children were not attending further education over 11 hours a week and therefore CMS payments are not payable. We also proved fraudulent claims for child benefit when one child didn't even live with the mother! We also successfully proved the grandparents had care of the children 5 days of the week and overnight stay, thus the mother was only entitled to 2/7ths of all child support payments made since 2002. The csa flatly denied the grandparents contribution, as their a THIRD PARTY! However justice has now prevailed and o ... | |||||
newbie advice please | 19Relevance | 7 years ago | TashasHideousLaugh | Child Maintenance | |
Hi Dont be quick to assume that "you don't use csa anymore". The csa (and less so the CMS) are notorious for not closing cases - and also some parents think "using the csa/CMS" only refers to using csa to "collect payment" and that when they "direct pay" this is then *not* using the csa/CMS. This is misguided, as when a csa/CMS case is opened (by either parent) it remains "open" until the child (or children) are no longer eligible to attract child maintenance - or the parent who opens the case expressly and directly contacts the csa/CMS to ask them to close ... | |||||
CSA legal nightmare | 20Relevance | 10 years ago | tethersend | Child Maintenance | |
Hi, I'm new to this. I have a long running dilemma with the csa and could use some advice. The crux of the problem is I now have a detachment of earnings order for a debt that has been paid. It won't achieve much but the principle is very wrong - please read on and you will see why. The matter is that I went to court with the csa and successfully defended an application for a liability order. The court ruled that I had paid the arrears in question and the csa chose not to appeal. They have now issued this order and I have written to the court with an app ... | |||||
CSA legal nightmare | 20Relevance | 10 years ago | tethersend | Child Maintenance | |
Hi, I'm new to this. I have a long running dilemma with the csa and could use some advice. The crux of the problem is I now have a detachment of earnings order for a debt that has been paid. It won't achieve much but the principle is very wrong - please read on and you will see why. The matter is that I went to court with the csa and successfully defended an application for a liability order. The court ruled that I had paid the arrears in question and the csa chose not to appeal. They have now issued this order and I have written to the court with an app ... | |||||
need advice | 19Relevance | 9 years ago | skipper | Welcome to the forum | |
... All is lovely. The other child used to come but as the relationship with the mother is not good the child no longer comes. We know it is not the child's fault but the mother tried to always call the shots, always seemingly jealous of his other child. The mother & my husband had an on off relationship for some year's, living together for only a few weeks. & my husband always made it clear he didn't want any more children especially with someone who he wasn't in a stable relationship with. I guess she tried to trap him. Anyway, the mother used to see my husba ... | |||||
CMS mistakes | 17Relevance | 6 years ago | sid4u | Welcome to the forum | |
I am currently go through issues similar. my case was transferred from csa to CMS - i was unemployed fro large part of 11/15 through to 10/16. Upon employment CMS took my case over and was given new access details to this self service login which is absolutley useless never works. They claimed mid way through last year they have recieved arrear notifications from csa therefore i njeed to make up payments. I challenged them on this that there was letters as proof stating i was unemployed from periods therefore could not be arrears, also i claimed JSA so sho ... | |||||
CSA arrears? | 19Relevance | 7 years ago | Billybear | Child Maintenance | |
I've just been landed with an 11.5k bill from csa arrears after closing their case which I have now moved over to CMS. CMS is all sorted and setup through Direct Pay and csa have given me 14 days notice to contact them about the arrears before it goes to CMS. Here is the story. Split from ex got into some debt with my bank/credit card was living at my mums at the time and eventually a bailiff turned up. They couldn't take anything as it was my mums but rather than leave it I gave him everything he needed to take back to court with an offer of payment to £ ... | |||||
My children r 28 & 26 new case raised | 17Relevance | 6 years ago | DavidChannon | Child Maintenance | |
If you received a letter from the csa it probably won't of been the first letter you received. You need to be clear/sure about who the letter is from however as csa and CMS are not the same thing, they do/deal with largely the same thing but the powers they have and how you deal/interact with them are different. The csa is winding down and all cases are transferred to the CMS. I think fairly typically what was/is happening is this: 1) Case exists with csa some time in the past 2) Case for whatever reason gets into arrears ( parents not paying, csa mistake ... | |||||
Another CSA Victim - after so many years | 19Relevance | 10 years ago | AndrewEngland | Child Maintenance | |
... admitted abusing me during our short-ish marriage during which a child was born when the divorce was going through. I have not heard from her for over 10 years. Now I get a csa letter telling me court action is imminent and bailiffs will be brought in. I do not know for certain if the child is mine. I seem to remember many years ago a letter from the csa telling me the debt was written off. Why was it re-instated? An Act of Parliament? I will ask for DNA and pay for it. My wife refused/s to let me see the child under any circumstances. The timing of this i ... |