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hi folks
please forgive a question that is probably been posted a thousand times before but i need help...
In a nut shell my son now 17 was at college but he was excluded in feb this year non attendance has not as yet enrolled else where so I contacted cms they said will contact my x wife...letter came from cms saying that my case to stop paying her was dismissed ? as the letter said that they had contacted her and she stated nothing had changed ? a blatant lie i might add as i speak to my son regularly...so my question is this i now have to prove to cms that he isnt at college they will do nothing and say as he is getting child tax credit i still have to pay?..
where do i stand legally with this she is has as far i can ascertain lied to the CMS stating there is no change when there
clearly is
Any help or light you forum can shed would be greatly appreciated as after several calls to CMS im banging my head against the proverbial brick wall.
hi,
CMS like evidence from the authority. they will be very interested in a court order,or letter from the college confirming that your child no longer attends. so try to get that ASAP, then give to CMS.see what happens. your ex might make your child enroll at another college.
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