pwc payback overpayments

bonjovibel_729

fivalentine wrote: »

if an overpayment has been made they will take it back if there is ongoing maintenance, all they have to leave u eith is £5. and if he is receiving tax credits theses should be taken into account as per the rules, contact them to see if they have taken theses in to account and if not ask them to.

thanks for that will do

woody01

bonjovibel_729 wrote: »

or he cud just pay what he is supposed to and then i would not have any of these issues if you have nothing constructive to add why post at all??

It is constructive.
She is grabbing back money that isn't her ex's.

chriszzz

woody01 wrote: »

It is constructive.
She is grabbing back money that isn't her ex's.

Totally agree with Woody!! Oh the joys of the csa!!

Joelleski

bonjovibel_729 wrote: »

or he cud just pay what he is supposed to and then i would not have any of these issues if you have nothing constructive to add why post at all??

Not meaning to have a go, but surely if you've had an overpayment, then he HAS paid what he's supposed to, and over the odds. I appreciate that this doesn't help you, but bear in mind that if the NRP was in arrears because of the CSA incompetence (and believe me that DOES happen) they would have clawed that back with no consideration at all for whether they could afford it or not. Have you tried speaking with your ex, and get a private arrangement in place? At least then you wouldn't have to deal with the CSA ...

Hope eveything gets sorted amicably.