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SylviA
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Hi, I am currently paying £500 per mth as per our Divorce settlement.
My children are 15 and 18 yrs, I no I must pay while my eldest is doing his A Levels but when that finishes and I only pay for one child
I thought Zi would have to pay half that £250. My ex wife has today informed me it is intact £375 as csa take more for the 2nd Child (75% instead of 50% each child) this makes no spence to me and Unless I find out otherwise I will have to pay. I now have twins under 2yrs and I am not able to continue paying this. Please, please help. I don't know where I stand
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My children are 15 and 18 yrs, I no I must pay while my eldest is doing his A Levels but when that finishes and I only pay for one child
I thought Zi would have to pay half that £250. My ex wife has today informed me it is intact £375 as csa take more for the 2nd Child (75% instead of 50% each child) this makes no spence to me and Unless I find out otherwise I will have to pay. I now have twins under 2yrs and I am not able to continue paying this. Please, please help. I don't know where I stand
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I dont know as I dont take anything off my ex for child maintenance (he left when I was pregnant so dont want his dirty secret money - he pretends my son dont exist) best advise is calling CSA. I thought it was 15% though xDebt (1/9/14) £6,702.11 Debt free (30/11/2016) mortgage port- £70,077.82 and mortgage £126,517.39 o/s currently
Debt - £17,190.83 (29/7/22) now (19/8/22) £16,688.800 -
Don't know much about this but isn't a divorce settlement a different agreement to child support? Ie. most people have to pursue their partner for child support as they aren't married (and divorced) and so don't have a settlement. I would imagine (but could be very wrong) that a divorce settlement where you agree to pay a certain amount is just a legal agreement and will be governed by its terms.
Please seek proper advice but it may help to know how and why you are paying the amount you do.0 -
Ask a board guide to move your thread to the Child Support board.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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I dont know much about the divorce settlement, maybe some others can give you good advices0
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