CSA and Child Benefit won't listen!

Blackpool_Saver

FBaby wrote: »

I read it that he stopped paying csa after August agreed with csa and now pays son directly, but he is challenging the payment from May to August that he made to the csa, ie. to the mother when son had been out of school since February.

Sounds like what you need clarification as to the reasons why CB consider it was correct to continue to pay CB until August rather than stopping it after the quarter following his quitting.

Thanks FB I did kinda get that ;-) but no wonder the DWP don't follow these things up, there would be no money for anything else..... £60 A MONTH ???? .....errr ok then

patanne

No I guess £60 per month isn't much if it is someone elses money. After all it is only £720 a year. How many people is that for though - not such small potatoes then is it!

Blackpool_Saver

If he is still living at home and not working, I'll bet his Mother doesn't think £60 a month is enough because she will be making up the difference...........

MoneyExpertFan

I have other children to support! If I give him too much money then he will have no incentive to find a job!

shoe*diva79

MoneyExpertFan wrote: »

I have other children to support!

Ahhh this makes everything alright then, make sure the new family are supported before the old family.

MoneyExpertFan

I have paid £4000 in 12 months in Child Support, and have been paying since 2003. I have bought him a car, paid for his holidays, phone bill, saving plans, and lots of extras. So do not come on here with sarcastic answers. I just want what is legal and fair, and that includes maintenance which should not have been paid from March onwards. All good things come to an end, and the PWC do not want that day to come!

MoneyExpertFan

And for good measure, my 'new' family have been around for 15 years, the 'old' one was a unit for 3 years.

shoe*diva79

Your first child isn't your family for 3 years, he is your family FOREVER. I did have a little sympathy for you until those ridiculous statements.

MoneyExpertFan

Are you a bitter ex? Sounds like it.....don't bother replying on my thread please.

shoe*diva79

MoneyExpertFan wrote: »

Are you a bitter ex? Sounds like it.....don't bother replying on my thread please.

Not at all. Quite happy with my situation. Thanks for the concern though :rotfl: