ex evading payments. 6+ years. what can I do next?

DUTR

Moobell wrote: »

I really dont understand your post, or indeed why you have contributed to my thread?

My thanks wasnt aimed at you, it was at the other posters who have given me some advice and support.
Why type something if its going to be ignored anyway? Especially if it wasnt to my OP? How does that help me in my situ?

I know your thanks wasn't aimed at me, and I wouldn't want your thanks, kent13 posted something and I responded to that, your situation is not my responsibility ultimately, I cannot have sympathy for your situation when you are moaning about non relevant stuff, your attitude reminds me of my pwc :rotfl:

DUTR

Bluemeanie wrote: »

Moobell, I don't really know what I'm talking about 100% but I'm sure I've seen it mentioned before (and hopefully someone with more knowledge with clarify) but I have heard it before where in cases like yours, the CSA pays a lump sum to the PWC then pursues the NRP. So you still get some money.

They only do that when they are getting regular or know they will get regular contributions from the NRP.

Bluemeanie_2

DUTR wrote: »

They only do that when they are getting regular or know they will get regular contributions from the NRP.

Ah right my "help" is of no use then! Not what you want to hear OP but I think it sounds like getting blood out of a stone. If he stays under the radar and uses every evasion tatic going there's not really anywhere for the CSA to go.

DUTR

Bluemeanie wrote: »

Ah right my "help" is of no use then! Not what you want to hear OP but I think it sounds like getting blood out of a stone. If he stays under the radar and uses every evasion tatic going there's not really anywhere for the CSA to go.

I never said it is of no use, you are correct about the blood out of a stone, you'd think that with all the sanctions that get advertised removal of passport driving license property etc, that situations like the OP's could not exist.

Bluemeanie_2

DUTR wrote: »

I never said it is of no use, you are correct about the blood out of a stone, you'd think that with all the sanctions that get advertised removal of passport driving license property etc, that situations like the OP's could not exist.

I think these situations boil down to the actual individuals acting on the case? For example relying on "British Gas" to do a good job on a boiler repair. Job is still only as good as the individual they send?

So if the various Caseworkers haven't seized hold of it and pursued it, it slips through the net? (I'm just guessing here!)

13Kent

You could ask for a clerical breakdown of the case which should give you all the assessments and when they occured. Your MP could be helpful for getting this for you. I don't know if it will help you but if you can go through it maybe you will be able to highlight any mistakes in the case and go from there.