csa going for liability order

kezzygirl

hi all,for some history of this case,please look at my other threads.basically, we dispute the arrears on hubbies account.have got data protection file which provides a nice chunk of info in relation to the arrears...that they were suspended, then as at 2001 there was 1700quid owed.

we received a letter today saying we have seven days to pay £3114 in arrears (which is what they calculated he owed)or they are getting a liabilty order and the case will be heard at our local court.

what do we do now?write them a letter asking for more time?we are thinking of payiong nacsa to do full account audit but dont know if it will be done in time for court...please help,what the hell do we do?

kezzygirl

hello?has ANYONE got any advice?i am at my wits end here

kezzygirl

right i have looke don the nacsa website and it says that they should send anotice of intention letter...is this what we got?it says ENFORCEMENT at the top and a subheading saying 'we are applying to a court for a liability order against you' It then gives seven days to pay up if not they will be applying to court.on nacsa website it says that it should state 2 dates, which should not be prior to jul 2000.it says on this letter 'the liability order will cover the period between 23 aug 1996 and 22nd july 2010'...does that mean this is incorrect?
. You are legally entitled to a Notice of Intention to apply for a Liability Order. This should be served 7 days before the application for a liability order is made. The Notice of Intention letter will include two dates – ensure that the date is no earlier than 13 July 2000.
3. Compare the debt total as stated in the Notice of Intention letter, against the total in the summons and ensure there are no debts from pre 2000 being used in the application.
4. If you dispute the debt, at all costs you must attend the hearing. CSA officers will often dismiss the importance of these hearings, and convince you that attendance is not necessary. DO NOT be fooled into not attending, or leaving early if you do attend and the CSA officer try to convince you not to stay. If you wish to contest the order – attendance is absolutely vital.

For assistance with verification of debt, and how to defend against a liability order application, you would need to become a subscriber to NACSA to allow us to support you through the process.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 07 October 2010 13:40

kezzygirl

oops lol didnt realise it had pasted

Blob

You can apply for a warrant under Form N245, this will put the whole thing in to the lap of the Court and the Court will then say how much you will pay after looking at all of your out goings. The CSA hate this as it removes their power from them.

kezzygirl

hi, thanks for the reply.the cases are both now closed as hubby is not working.he has no income,i am the only wage earner.think i will just pay nacsa because i cant cope with it any longer.do u think we should write a letter asking them to hold off court action?would it work?

DUTR

kezzygirl wrote: »

hi, thanks for the reply.the cases are both now closed as hubby is not working.he has no income,i am the only wage earner.think i will just pay nacsa because i cant cope with it any longer.do u think we should write a letter asking them to hold off court action?would it work?

NACSA has always got to be worth the fee, I'm always sururpised when the partner as to run hubby's affairs, if he is not at work and you are, then he should have time to deal with the csa more so than you, it is not a telling off by the way, just does not inspire confidence and raises suspicion that there is more behind the story than meets the eye.

kezzygirl

i have been dealing with it since we got together, he was just letting csa do what they wanted whereas i wasnt having any of it!plus, he dosent have the knowledge about it like i do as in what they can and cant do etc.they took three times the amount of maintenance three months consecutively in error and he is very laid back so just let them.thats when i became involved.

DUTR

kezzygirl wrote: »

i have been dealing with it since we got together, he was just letting csa do what they wanted whereas i wasnt having any of it!plus, he dosent have the knowledge about it like i do as in what they can and cant do etc.they took three times the amount of maintenance three months consecutively in error and he is very laid back so just let them.thats when i became involved.

beleive it or not I am laid back, but it does annoy me those in society that are next to being 'stupid', anyways good luck with the case and stuff :beer:

kezzygirl

DUTR wrote: »

beleive it or not I am laid back, but it does annoy me those in society that are next to being 'stupid', anyways good luck with the case and stuff :beer:

is that supposed to be an insult?that my hubby is next to being stupid and it is people like that who annoy you?i can assure u he is not stupid fyi and i suggest u get out of the right side of bed in the morning.

DUTR

kezzygirl wrote: »

is that supposed to be an insult?that my hubby is next to being stupid and it is people like that who annoy you?i can assure u he is not stupid fyi and i suggest u get out of the right side of bed in the morning.

No it's not an insult by a long shot, I just can never understand, the having the need for somebody else to do something for you (as an adult) , has he been so laid back that he has accrued the arrears unintentionally?
I don't know, but once again good luck with the case :beer: