Is CSA1 an exact science? (if so where can I get a copy of the formula) -merged-

mothballed

LizzieS wrote: »

Your claim will fail as you yourself failed to adhere to the time limits set in legislation for appeal.

The time limit is secondary legislation, not primary legislation.

kelloggs36

A judicial review will cost you an absolute fortune if you wish to follow that route.

mothballed

Others have says the same and Im having real mega trouble getting legal aid. Im hoping I can resolve it at trinubal level.

The good news is the costs are recoverable if we win.

Loopy_Girl

mothballed wrote: »

. I dont yet know if he can take on a tribunal, he may use an expert for this - but its all 100% legal aid.

mothballed wrote: »

Others have said the same and Im having real mega trouble getting legal aid

Countryboy

Hello Kelloggs.

I note that you mention in another post that on CSA1 a PWC's income can be taken into account also. When is this the case?

Thanks

kelloggs36

Yes Countryboy - if the PWC is working and NOT getting working tax credit, then their earnings are also assessed in the same way as the NRP's earnings are.

Countryboy

Thanks Kelloggs.

PWC has own business, accommodates students in her house and until recently had a partner living with her yet CSA say she has nil assessment. She has told me herself that she is not in receipt of benefits. Can I ask them to do an assessment on her?

mothballed

Loopy_Girl wrote: »

Its interesting you and your plaudits dont know the difference between a judicial review and a tribunal.

Loopy_Girl

By the way...odd you got a letter confirning that you were going to get housing benefit. Since it was abolished months ago.

mothballed

Legal aid as abolished years ago, now CLS funding, but solicitors still call it legal aid.

I think you should stop being a silly little twit.