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TeeGD75

Question? Divorced. Financial settlement agreed by court - she ends up with approx 43% of my arms forces pension via PSO and 22% of my lump sum.

Child support agreed signed out of court to pay going rate as dictated by Government child maintainance calculator. 1 child >103 days contact a year.

She now wants evidence of my income. It is only my pension (it is less than she thought as she robbed most of it) and she is upset she is getting so little child support. What legal right does she have to see any of my personal documents following a clean break? It's not in the agreement or court order.

13Kent

I think the CMS can request them on her behalf, I know the CSA did, and I'm not sure how much information was passed onto the PWC by the CSA, but I don't think she has any right to see your personal documents without your permission.

MataNui

She has no right at all to see any of your personal information. If she opens a case with CMS they may ask for proof to verify any figures you use though. Since they use information from HMRC that wont always happen. They cant pass any of this on to your ex. All she will see is the calculation and raw numbers. Since your agreement is based on this calculation she wont be any better off.

NotSuchASmugMarriedNow

She can ask the CMS to take up her case or she can go back to court, either of these options would mean you having to disclose your income. The financial settlement negotiated for the divorce is irrelevant - not sure why you mention it to be honest.