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Variation Order

Hello Fellow MSE's

Just an update .. i have had the old case csa1 closed as I was able to provide proof for a period of time i was pwc. I am now on new rules and recieve a perscribed benefit. I have been told that pwc can apply for a variation order.. my question was what is the point in having one rule when you have another that totally overrides this??

Any advice on this one.. ?

Thanks

Comments

  • because some people play the rules so having rules that enable them to deal with NRPs who play the system is good
    :beer: I've paid the CSA off and stopped them taking payments:beer:
    I'm stillowed some arrears by my ex :mad:

    I was a NRP, now I'm a PWC, partner of a PWC, and parent of a PWC ( and very confused at times )
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