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can i cancel court order and go through csa?
Please help, my ex husband is a moron, keeps stopping and starting the child maintenance, then it goes to courts, gets lowered all the time and the arrears always get dropped. Im fed up with having to go to court all the time . can i cancel the court order and go through csa? the origional court order was made in 2001
He is not paying even though a new job in London and a flat in Kensington has arrived to him. please help
He is not paying even though a new job in London and a flat in Kensington has arrived to him. please help
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I agree, your ex is a moron (and quite a few other words besides)
However, I don't know the answer to your question although I can't see why you can't.
Could you not call the CSA to ask?
TBH You may well have as much hassle with them anyway - it took me over 10 years to get any money via the CSA and I only made them get their finger out when I asked them for the complaint forms to make a formal complaint - a few months later, voila! Money in my bank account
We need the same laws as they have in America IMO
Good luck and I'm sure some one will come along who knows for sure
However, I don't know the answer to your question although I can't see why you can't.
Could you not call the CSA to ask?
TBH You may well have as much hassle with them anyway - it took me over 10 years to get any money via the CSA and I only made them get their finger out when I asked them for the complaint forms to make a formal complaint - a few months later, voila! Money in my bank account
We need the same laws as they have in America IMO
Good luck and I'm sure some one will come along who knows for sure
no problem
I thought that might be the case with the CSA. I thought is was easier to implement payments if it was made via a court order? Obviously not
I know (in the end!) thew CSA were going to court to make my ex pay inc back payments. He had the order in front of him and was given 14 days (I think) to pay. I had agreed to half of what was owed in the vain attempt to make him give something for the 17 years he hadn't paid for his child despite having 2 more with his second wife. If he didn't pay something then they were sending in the bailiffs to remove goods
As I said he did eventually pay up something but it wasn't even half of what he owed his daughter in terms of being a father. It is not about money but about him taking responsibility, which he never did do and still doesn't in many ways
Sadly, because he is also a moron he told said daughter that he had to sell his house to pay it! the lies that my ex spouts are unbelievable lol
I hope you get some where - do you/did you have legal aid?
I thought that might be the case with the CSA. I thought is was easier to implement payments if it was made via a court order? Obviously not
I know (in the end!) thew CSA were going to court to make my ex pay inc back payments. He had the order in front of him and was given 14 days (I think) to pay. I had agreed to half of what was owed in the vain attempt to make him give something for the 17 years he hadn't paid for his child despite having 2 more with his second wife. If he didn't pay something then they were sending in the bailiffs to remove goods
As I said he did eventually pay up something but it wasn't even half of what he owed his daughter in terms of being a father. It is not about money but about him taking responsibility, which he never did do and still doesn't in many ways
Sadly, because he is also a moron he told said daughter that he had to sell his house to pay it! the lies that my ex spouts are unbelievable lol
I hope you get some where - do you/did you have legal aid?
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