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No qualifying children now, what about arrears?

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jaw
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21 Sep 11 #288880 by jaw

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Both my sons are now not eligible for CSA - 1 is 20, 1 is now at uni.

Having previously been told all arrears would be demanded as a lump sum I have now been told this was incorrect and £6500 will continue to be paid on a weekly basis. This will take some years to clear the debt!!

Does anyone have any experience of this?

In addition, my ex is self-employed and is also working 2 jobs cash in hand. Despite informing the CSA they have refused to investigate saying it can't be proved. He works most evenings.

He also has a lodger and is pleading poverty based on his self-employed accounts.

I was also told they would review it in 6 months as he has a change of circumstances and the payments will decrease. The only change is that the majority of his income is not declared.

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