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Hi - I'm a father of a 10 year old child. I pay a monthly maintenance of £400. This goes up annually by the RPI as per the divorce agreement. My job is doing very badly.... I am a Director of a limited company. I can only afford a minimum salary at best, anywhere from £500 to £1000 a month. Therefore I need to reduce the maintenance. I believe I have to go back to a Judge for this and apply for a reduction plus a new 'dreaded Form E'. I also have to pay for this process. Can you confirm the procedure.... what are my options? An additional note is that I have my daughter every Wednesday afternoon, sleeping over and drop her off at school. I also have her every Saturday, picking her up 9am (inc. Saturday night sleepover) and drop her off Sunday afternoon. I also have her approximately 50% of all holidays.... so on average I have her nearly 3/7ths of a week. Seems to me that I'm paying way over the odds, especially when her mother is earning over £40,000.
Thanks in anticipation for your advice....
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