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[Sticky] When does child maintenance (CMS) stop after a child leaves education?

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My Daughter left school at 16 and has not registered for any education due to ongoing anxiety. I advised CMS who stopped my payments then after one call from the Mother have said I am liable again and tried to use a previous years higher income as well. I have asked for an explanation but they are reluctant so thinking of making a complaint. Google research indicates I am no longer liable. Additionally in 23 tax year I cashed in a pension and was taxed at the basic rate, they included this in their calculations for payments even though this double my income, i appealed and was rejected, again Google research shows they should not have included it, anyone has these scenario's, any advice would be great as this is al current. Thanks

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@mortgageman its possible then that child benefit is being claimed fraudulently. can you contact CMS and ask them to check status of child benefit. they can check this.

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@dadmod2 

Thanks

Ive written and uploaded the letter, tried to get through on the phone and have uploaded a letter again today asking them to advise how come I was no longer liable for payments and now suddenly I am again. I'll keep pestering and if reluctant I'll have to take legal advice which is more expense. Child Benefit has stopped I believe 

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@mortgageman if you haven't tried, email your MP and ask them to raise complaint with CMS. include correspondence@dwp.gov.uk and complaintsreviewteam@dwp.gov.uk

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