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pauljohn75
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22 Apr 09 #109834 by pauljohn75

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Hello Again Ruby,

Thankyou for understanding that I wasn't trying to be rude, I shall try contacting the CSA and put my mind finally at rest but you have helped my loads already, I'm just very wary about contacting them as I have had lots of problems with them in the past from hassle being caused by my ex and it took nearly a year to finally sort it out, But the end result ended up I was paying over the odds on the maintenance for the previous couple of years which meant I was able to have a little bit more to live on which was a nice suprise..

pauljohn75
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22 Apr 09 #109837 by pauljohn75

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Sorry deleted this as i repeated myself

street_hawk_666
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22 Apr 09 #109843 by street_hawk_666

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csa will not consider partner income they will consider if there are new dependants and mortgage payments though ehich means he pays less

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