Ex has CIFAS marker - Worried about Daughter

lixhul

My ex has just received a CIFAS marker due to claiming refunds by the looks of it and I am worried about my daughter.

Her salary and benefits now have no bank to be put into it as all her banks have closed. So how is she supposed to cope now?

What can I do to make this work? Is there any account she can open to be paid into? My daughter is only 6 and she looks after her full-time.

Thank you.

Keep_pedalling

Why is your ex’s marker effecting your daughter’s accounts?

lixhul

Keep_pedalling said:

Why is your ex’s marker effecting your daughter’s accounts?

It isn't.  That's not what I mean.

She houses my daughter as I work full time, and she won't be able to pay for anything if her salary can't reach a bank account. So that affects my daughter.

I pay her CSA. 

GrumpyDil

Simply put I'd suggest your ex partner will have to ask banks/building societies what their policy on providing basic accounts is for customers with a CIFAS marker. 

DullGreyGuy

lixhul said:

My ex has just received a CIFAS marker due to claiming refunds by the looks of it and I am worried about my daughter.

Her salary and benefits now have no bank to be put into it as all her banks have closed. So how is she supposed to cope now?

What can I do to make this work? Is there any account she can open to be paid into? My daughter is only 6 and she looks after her full-time.

How can a 6 year old have a salary?

CliveOfIndia

DullGreyGuy said:

lixhul said:

My ex has just received a CIFAS marker due to claiming refunds by the looks of it and I am worried about my daughter.

Her salary and benefits now have no bank to be put into it as all her banks have closed. So how is she supposed to cope now?

What can I do to make this work? Is there any account she can open to be paid into? My daughter is only 6 and she looks after her full-time.

How can a 6 year old have a salary?

"Her salary" refers to the OP's ex, who lives with and looks after their daughter.  OP is worried that if the ex can't access her income, she won't be able to pay the rent or whatever to provide a home for the daughter.

maxximus75

There are some banks that will offer a basic account with a CIFAS marker.  I beleive Nationwide being on of them?  

I beleive the post office offered a card only account for benefits.

Do you pay the child support directly to her or is it via the CSA?  If so, any payments made to CSA I believe, should sit in their account until your ex provides them with new details?  She will need to contact them to advise of the situation.

I understand your concern for your daughter but your ex really has to deal with this.