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Hi
Sorry if this is a repeated topic but I've had a quick browse and couldn't see it mention recently.
My daughter is now 11 and following a period of voluntary payment my ex asked the CSA to sort out matters. At the time I was assessed under the old scheme and I'm currently paying £320 a month. My partner and I are now looking obtain a morgage however this amount may prove to be a sticking point for us obtaining the morgage we require for the property we have our eye on. I've ran my figures through the current CSA calculator and it estimates if I was a new assessment I'd be be paying approx £200.
I have no issue with paying for my daughter at all but how can the CSA have 2 seperate assessments rules and refuse to move me onto the new system? How is this not a breach of my human rights (or something along those lines)? Can anyone justify this or offer me some advise? Surely they should be looking to move all claims over onto one system?
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