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samanda
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25 Nov 10 #236977 by samanda

Topic started by samanda

I am claiming child maintenance via the CSA at the moment. I would like to go back to my original financial Ancillary Relief Order. Does anyone know the process? Do I have to complete another form E or do I just ask the courts to reinforce the order.

Thanks Sam

WhiteRose
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25 Nov 10 #236979 by WhiteRose

Reply from WhiteRose

As far as I'm aware the courts won't touch CM once the CSA are involved ........

Wise Wikis - is this right?

WR

samanda
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25 Nov 10 #236987 by samanda

Reply from samanda

WhiteRose wrote:

As far as I'm aware the courts won't touch CM once the CSA are involved ........

Wise Wikis - is this right?

WR

Thanks WR

The CSA did me I could go back to the courts at any time.I just don't know the right way to go about it.
Sam

WhiteRose
Moderator

25 Nov 10 #236989 by WhiteRose

Reply from WhiteRose

Ooooops - sorry sam - got it wrong

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