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[Solved] Arrears and money grabbing ex!!! help

 
(@Rangerover2157)
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In in need of some advice, i separated from my ex in 2003 and have been paying CSA either through them or at 1 point through my wages, they have always sent me a payment schedule and i have paid what was said. I got a letter last year stating that i owed £3400 worth of arrears, i called them to explain that i have always paid every month (never missed a payment) and to query where the arrears had come from. I was told i need to write in with my complaint and to provide evidence of payments, so i wrote to them in February 2017 with all my bank statements showing payments and also my payslips from when they deducted from my wages along with a request from when the arrears happened i.e dates etc. Its now September and i have now received another letter stating that i owe £3500 in arrears and that i still should pay for my daughter who as from last month stopped full time education and is in full time employment.
i currently pay £239.00 (£42.11 per week maintenance and the rest is arrears) but my ex wife still expects me to pay £239.00 even though i sont pay her maintenance anymore. i dont want to overpay in case they get it wrong and wont get it back from her!!! but i have split from my new wife and now have to pay her maintenance of £160 (mutual agreement) which they are aware of. How do i take the arrears complaint further? any advice would be grateful

son aged 7 (new ex-wife) pay her £160 per month mutual agreement (not through Child maintenance service)

daughter aged 18 working full time

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Topic starter Posted : 24/09/2017 3:25 pm
 Yoda
(@yoda)
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I would speak to your local MP or CAB

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Posted : 25/09/2017 12:55 am
(@dadmod4)
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Have you tried the CSA complaints procedure? This will help https://www.gov.uk/child-maintenance/complaints-and-appeals

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Posted : 27/09/2017 10:54 pm
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