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20 May 14 #434074 by osb

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Firstly, let me state clearly that I have no problem paying maintenance for the upbringing of my children.

I do however have an issue with being subject to a DEO. I''ve previously been in a position where I had no liability to pay maintenance (no income / not in receipt of benefits) and been subject to the statutory minimum (no income / in receipt of benefits). On my return to work, I wrote to the CSA and asked them to confirm my income calculations before I recommenced payments directly to my ex wife.

The CSA never responded and started calling me, never once having read the letter (sent in December 2012) and imposed a DEO in March 2013.

I need to get off the DEO, as the terms on my mortgage have expired. My current gross income net of DEO is insufficient to remortgage my property.

Is there a way of appealing a DEO? If so, what is the process and what grounds can I use?

OSB

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