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The 30K woman (lets call her Carol) is a messed up woman, she's always wanted (lets call him Dave) since she was a pupil of his. She saw his wife as having the life she wanted and used their daughter as a weapon against Dave. Dave at the time was claiming he'd had the affair for 3 years, not 11. He did something to upset Carol, so she contacted the CSA hoping they would increase the £500 a month he was already paying her (private agreement), CSA contacted Dave's wife (my friend) and wanted to take her income into account so that if she was earning a lot, Dave would have to pay more. Thankfully the CSA deemed £400 was the amount he should pay, so it backfired on Carol. Quote:
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afaik the earned income of the parent with care is not included in the calculation.
check out the calculator - here It makes no mention of the income of the parent with care. |
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It's stupid, the payments made are supposed to be for the benifit of the child, therefore it's the child's income, not the custody holders. If someone isn't on benifit, then their child gets more. |
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The majority of those benifit £ÃÆ ’‚£Ãà¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã…¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚£ are there for the adult to be able to live, not for the child. The CSA says that the father should pay £400 a month for the child. But the mother's benifits are taken out of that, so either the child gets the £400 and the mother has no benifits, or the mother uses some of the £400 to simply live, and the child then gets less than £400, less than what the CSA has deemed the child needs per month to have a good standard of living. |
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If you imagine a person leaving their super rich partner and taking their child. Initally the rich partner pays nothing. So the state steps in to help support both the parent and the child (cheaper and better than taking the child into care). Then the missing rich parent starts to cough up £2000 a week in child maintance (to pluck a figure out of the air). You think in such a situation the state should continue to pay support to the parent with the child? |
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The CSA money is for the sole purpose of the child, not the parent. Other benifits are there to support the parent, benifits which they would be entitled too even if they didn't have a child, so why should they lose those benifits when the CSA money isn't for them, but their child, meaning they have to use their child's money to live on, depriving the child. A woman on benifit getting £400 a month CSA will have less than £400 a month to spend on her child. A woman earning £20K and not on benifit will have the £400 CSA to spend on her child |
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My experience has generally been that mums who have the kids living with them treat the absent dad in an horrendous way. It's either cough up more money or swing from trees or you don't get to see the kids. Dads usually have to go along with loads of crap just so they can see the kids which is crazy. Kids are treated as bargaining tools and it's about time this was stopped.
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That's how Carol used her child with Dave (mentioned earlier, names changed) It would be "do as I tell you or you don't see your daughter" |
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Just off the top off my head I know two of my friends who are having the problem now with ex's and demands for money or you're not seeing the kids. In both cases the ex has laughed at the thought of the court forcing access......
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