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Undertaker
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01 Dec 10 #237946 by Undertaker

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Be grateful for any help on this matter.
I signed a draft version of a Minutes of agreement and Consent Order form back in March and sent it to my ex-wife's solicitor.
It stated that I up my payments for my son Reece from £174 to £195 which I didn't have a problem with.
Please correct me if I am wrong here, I expected to recieve a copy back from the ex-wife's solicitor with her signature on it and I believe it has to be a rubber stamped by a court too.
Please help:(

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10 Dec 10 #239258 by needinfo

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HELLO

yes you should of had a letter back to confirm that they had recieved it and also so your ex-wife could sign and except it i dont believe that it has to be rubber stamped in court just to agree a higher payment for your child as you have already argeed to pay the mother of your son the money....

there will be no doubt that you have paid her this money if you do pay her by standing order or csa payments it will show on your back statements, however i think you should get a letter to confirm they have got it an get her to sign it anyway there is no reason why she shouldnt.....

J.

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