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TeachersPet74
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Hi,
I currently pay CM for my 17 year old daughter. I!!!8217;ve had no contact with her since she walked out just over two years ago (a teenage tantrum). I understand she is going to university in September and wondered if anyone knows what happens about CM. It is heartbreaking paying it knowing that her Father will not be spending it on her. I have paid without fuss despite the pittance he begrudgingly paid me for 8 years but I absolutely do not want to give him a penny more than I need to.
Many thanks
I currently pay CM for my 17 year old daughter. I!!!8217;ve had no contact with her since she walked out just over two years ago (a teenage tantrum). I understand she is going to university in September and wondered if anyone knows what happens about CM. It is heartbreaking paying it knowing that her Father will not be spending it on her. I have paid without fuss despite the pittance he begrudgingly paid me for 8 years but I absolutely do not want to give him a penny more than I need to.
Many thanks
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On what basis do you pay?
Assume if going to uni this year she will be 18 next few weeks? If your paying via CMS case will end first Monday in September which this year is the 3rd0 -
TeachersPet74 wrote: »Hi,
I currently pay CM for my 17 year old daughter. I!!!8217;ve had no contact with her since she walked out just over two years ago (a teenage tantrum). I understand she is going to university in September and wondered if anyone knows what happens about CM. It is heartbreaking paying it knowing that her Father will not be spending it on her. I have paid without fuss despite the pittance he begrudgingly paid me for 8 years but I absolutely do not want to give him a penny more than I need to.
Many thanks
Im confused - you don't see your daughter, so presumably she lives with him full time.
So he must provide food, clothes, utilities, a home? So how can you say he's not spending it on her?0
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