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my 16 yr old leaves school in june and is going to college 2 days a week will I have to still pay maintenance
I think if they are in full time education, you will still have to pay. might be worth phoning CMS and discuss it with them?
You will be liable if the education is full time (over 12 hours per week) and non-advanced.
If the education is advanced i.e. HNC, HND or degree you may no longer liable.
Hi all,
I am new here, I have a daughter who be 17 in august of 2020 and is at collage/insititution doing a computer graphics courses. i have been paying maintance for her since she was 4, so that 13 years now by agreemnt with my ex wife. Now I have couple question in regards to this.
1. I do not know if my daughter course is longer then 12hrs long or how long the course is, how do find out that information ?
2 My ex is very high income and I not sure if she is being paid child benifit, I cannot find out that information
3 My income has take a hit recently due to Thomas cook and is now lower, so I have lower my maintance payment as my income is lesss then £75 per week. I do not work..Retired on private pension not sure how that effect me.
4. My daughter at difficult age and contact has stopped, is anything I can do improve that ?
Thanks
hi,
when was the last time you met or had any contact with your daughter?
do you have any contact with her mum?
you could try contact child benefit office and find out if your daughter still getting benefit. if shes not then, shes not longer entitled to it and really you should also stop paying child maintenance.
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