Gone to County Court

blimey40

Just a quick update on where I am.

CSA are pretty similar to the British banks/ a law unto themselves.

4 letters

CSA letter August 2008 please pay £48,000 in 7 days
CSA letterOctober 2008 further to our recent letter, we ask you to pay £48,000!!
Csa Letter December 2008 we will be seeking a liablity order with outstanding arrears (no figure given) please contact us to sort this matter out before we apply for a Liability order hearing on Jan 20th.

County Court letter Feb 20th 2009, the LO has been granted for £16,000 and we hearby grant xxxxx magistrates court to obtain the outstanding amount.

So CSA wanted £48,000, they are getting £16,000. I am left with the task of sorting out a payment plan and I'm not too sure if I can negiotitae this with the county court, as I won't do anything with the CSA, who have totally abused there powers. I have paid my daughter through her school years after being not much of a dad in her early years.

All it would have taken would have been a letter in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, not 2008 !! Its okay saying you should tell them of change of circumstances, which I did more then once in 1997. When you have a work employee turnover where a third leave the CSA within the 1st year, you are going to have problems.

For two years, I was looking after a sick grand-child and could not work full-time, but still paid my daughter into her account.

i'm hoping now the judgement has been made, I can at last sort it out and reach an amicable way of paying arrears, that should not have been there in the first place.

Cozworth806

It may have been that the debt is owed from prior to 2000 which is why the debt is lower, or that the LO only covers a shorter specific period?

blimey40

I'm guessing your right.

I was just pointing out, if I had contacted them straight away back in August 2008 they would have been intent in claiming it all back.

Don't understand why the I have a confirmation from the County Court, when it was a magistrates court who permitted the Liability order. This letter today is actually "Order of recovery of award"