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teecee123
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25 Sep 10 #226459 by teecee123

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Divorced Jan.2010,work part time.Ex agreed to pay £650PM for 1st 12 months child maintenance as per court order.2 boys 4&8. Only if I started Divorce proceedings.Which I did.Jan.£650,each month a decrease,now Sept.£450.He said it will decrease to £380 as he would receive an allowance for partners 2 children.He and his NEW partner gross £34000 each.I knew it would change after 12 months and thought this would let me get sorted, if thats possible.The divorce was for his adultery & he wanted a quick divorce so he could move on.I only receive child maint. from him. Boys & I on our own,however now getting on with life & looking towards future.IS he allowed to decrease in 1st 12 months & what about future payments?

sunnyjim123
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26 Sep 10 #226480 by sunnyjim123

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If CM is the subject of a court order, then he would have to apply to the court for a variation. He can't just change it when the mood takes him. When the order is twelve months old, he can make an application to the CSA for an assesment.

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