maintenance if pwc and another man have baby

stokefan

kelloggs36 wrote: »

Are you drunk?

If PWC lives with a partner who works full time, and receives child support from a former partner, then nothing will change for the NRP - the PWC gets all the maintenance. The household finances will be more challenged due to the new child, but that is what happens when you have more children. PWC may be able to claim child tax credits, but the amount they get will depend on the household income.

so basically i wont have to pay more than 15% of my income after tax??

Blonde_Bint

Who's the drunk, me or him (Stoke Fan)

pwc has a new child so the nrp needs to pay more because it costs more in the house.

I've been called worse your straighteners werent that brilliant Kelloggs could you try again.

aw I dont get it, nrp pays more he does because it costs more, she might have to start using a bit of the maintenance for the older child for stuff for the baby so then the older child wont have as much money left for her. I see Zara has legged it. no I think i've got something there.

catenorfolk

stokefan wrote: »

so basically i wont have to pay more than 15% of my income after tax??

you are not expected to pay for the new partners child. Only to support your own!!! I think that is what you are asking isnt it??:eek:
If she isnt on income support then she should receive the full percentage for the child by the NRP

stokefan

catenorfolk wrote: »

you are not expected to pay for the new partners child. Only to support your own!!! I think that is what you are asking isnt it??:eek:
If she isnt on income support then she should receive the full percentage for the child by the NRP

yeah thats what im asking. so if the nrp pays 15% now
when the pwc has a new child the nrp will still only pay 15% thats correct aint it???

catenorfolk

stokefan wrote: »

yeah thats what im asking. so if the nrp pays 15% now
when the pwc has a new child the nrp will still only pay 15% thats correct aint it???

Unless he wants to pay for someone else's child voluntarily , then yes.:T

iluvfreebies

ok what a few bizare posts lol

Stokefan - as the pwcs new child doesnt have anything to do with you it will not affect what you have to pay at all - you will continue to be liable for 15% of your net income

If the pwc is iro benefits it is up to her to declare the payments she received from you to the benefit agency - this is however up to her to do this

So all you have to worry about is to continue to pay the 15% of your net pay and u will be grand

HTH

:):)

catenorfolk

duh!!!!!! lol

PlayingHardball

The NRP won't be affected at all. Payments will remain the same as before the PWC had another child.

If the NRP had another child themself within their household, then they would be entitled to a reduction in the amount of child support they would pay to the PWC.

Does that make any sense?

CMAC_2

If on new rules nothing will change

If on old rules and the father of the new child does not live with the pwc then it will make a very big difference as the maintenance needed figure will be affected.

kelloggs36

But it would also mean that there are 2 claims, so it won't be a simple adjustment to make.