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Notice of Termination of Proposed Agreement ???
05 Jan 11 #243307
by naffedhubby
Reply from naffedhubby
Okay, so just to give you all the closing chapter on this particular episode - had a call back from my Caseworker at the CSA today.
He's equally bemused by whatever it is she is doing. He even checked all their obscure rules just in case this was something he had never heard of and he found it filed under B for B******cks
The whole thing was absolutely meaningless. As we all thought if the CSA have their teeth into it then the jurisdiction remains with them. You cannot just decide that you don't want to play with them anymore.
I must say from a blokes point of view I have found the CSA to be OK to deal with. Grindingly slow and frustratingly so at times but seem to be fair if you're being honest and up front with them. I know they often get a slating on here but from my personal point of view if you stick with it with them then its fine in the end.
He's equally bemused by whatever it is she is doing. He even checked all their obscure rules just in case this was something he had never heard of and he found it filed under B for B******cks
The whole thing was absolutely meaningless. As we all thought if the CSA have their teeth into it then the jurisdiction remains with them. You cannot just decide that you don't want to play with them anymore.
I must say from a blokes point of view I have found the CSA to be OK to deal with. Grindingly slow and frustratingly so at times but seem to be fair if you're being honest and up front with them. I know they often get a slating on here but from my personal point of view if you stick with it with them then its fine in the end.
05 Jan 11 #243311
by dukey
Reply from dukey
Cheers for letting us know naff,so its as we all thought still at least its correctly filed now.
And WR Campari thats got to be slanderous
And WR Campari thats got to be slanderous
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