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CSA cased closed, can ex now chase for underpayment of money?

73bugz
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edited 11 April 2015 at 5:50PM in Child support
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  • shoe*diva79
    shoe*diva79 Posts: 1,356 Forumite
    Was the bank transfer labelled 'Child Maintenance for X'? That could pose a problem as she could say that it wasn't CM but money you owed her. Anyhow, a reassessment would only go from the date she contacted them so if your case is closed then a retrospective assessment wont be done.

    Also, you cant have a private arrangement and a case open with the CSA. Are you sure you're case is closed? Have you had confirmation of this?
  • shoe*diva79
    shoe*diva79 Posts: 1,356 Forumite
    If you haven't had confirmation that the case is closed then you need to keep paying. They could backdate arrears if you haven't informed them of pay increases - there is a thread on here from a couple of days ago where its been backdated 4 years I believe. Is there a reason you haven't kept them up to date with pay increases?

    If you have a case open then you do not have a private arrangement - you just direct pay. A private arrangement is no CSA involvement at all.
  • shoe*diva79
    shoe*diva79 Posts: 1,356 Forumite
    Sounds like you're heading for a problem to me. If you had a CSA calculation and then you have paid less then that because your ex discounted it from you having kids overnight then technically there are arrears.
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