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I have received an Australia csa calculation for my daughter however I have two children in the uk I need to pay maintenance for how do I get both Csa's to recognise each others calculation and payment as one wont help with the other and my worry is I end up with a deduction of earnings order in the uk that doesnt take into account my payments to my daughter in Australia and I will end up with not enough to live off, where my csa maintenance payments should be split between 3 children in two countries. It's a nightmare as the csa's dont seem to work together at all and are not interested or willing to help solve my issue. It's a worry as I have just started work again after struggling to find work now Iam behind with my mortgage as my wife moved out and was given a council house and Iam struggling to keep on top of everything. And to add furthur stress my wife in the uk has decided I cant see the children without supervised access but when she went a way for the weekend she left them with me all weekend and whilst she was at work I had them overnight when it suited her this went on for a few months. Once my income stopped so did the access to my children but I cant prove this.
Unfortunately, the CMO can't comment on specific cases, so I think you need to get an answer from the CSA. If they aren't helping, then go and see your MP as he can raise the priority of a case with the CSA. I would write to the CSA if you haven't already done so, and keep a copy of all correspondence.
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