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Hi, I’ve been split up with my ex for nearly 4years now I have two kids, when I first left we both agreed payment per month and I never missed a payment, we also agreed that she would buy me out of the mortgage but I had to go through solicitor to get it, which is when she first got child maintenance involved, and she keeps asking for my payments to be increased and they keep increasing it whenever she asks, I gave all my details which they calculated it but still increase it, now that I’ve finally got my money from the house she’s asked them to increase payments again cos I have such amount in my savings, is there any advice any of you could give me. Thanks in advance
hi, what explanations are CMS giving you for increasing maintenance payments?
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