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(@ggdad)
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New to this so bare with me please but looking into everything i can. Just want to make it clear i have always paid for my son since he was born 8 years ago. Don't want to talk bad about my ex partner as i am not that type of person but after being in agreement for almost 7 years, she decided to try and take me for my every last penny.

 

my question is..

My cms payments have increased as i worked more overtime last year, so i have just received my assessment and i am having to pay £70 a month more. I have been told this is because i have earned over my threshold? can somebody clarify what this is please? 

 

are there thresholds what you earn and then you pay more? as i thought it was just a percentage of my wage?

 

Thanks G

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Topic starter Posted : 06/10/2023 9:30 pm
(@bill337)
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Hi,

Unfortunately your payments increase if you work overtime, get bonus or pay rise.

At any time if your income increases by 25% or more, your payments increase. If your income reduces by 25% or more, your payments reduce. Usually you have to report these changes to them, to avoid falling foul of their rules.

There is a guide here about income and rates they use to work out maintenance payments:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-we-work-out-child-maintenance/how-we-work-out-child-maintenance

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Posted : 07/10/2023 4:50 pm
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