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Hejofl
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28 May 14 #435095 by Hejofl

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hi

Does anyone have any experience if CSA arrears and the total refusal to pay CM goes against NRP when judge decides Consent Order outcome?
I want to ask for the house to be signed over to me as that is the only way I could guarantee getting any money from him and although his share of equity would be around £15k it would be better than the £0 I am currently receiving.

Ex is self employed by the way and the case is with the CSA currently.

Anybody know the answer?

thanks

hejofl

WYSPECIAL
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28 May 14 #435098 by WYSPECIAL

Reply from WYSPECIAL

No, the court does not have jurisdiction over child maintenance.

The CSA should collect arrears and deal with non-compliance. If your ex is self employed they may be able to manipulate their income in order to pay very little but the arrears are still enforceable and the CSA should be dealing with it.

Hejofl
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28 May 14 #435104 by Hejofl

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ok thank you

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