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(@dadmod4)
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If you do hire a professional, we'd be interested on here to know how you get on. It also might be worth asking CMS exactly what proof they would require, and ideally get that in writing from them.

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(@TonyWright)
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Thank you all, for your words of advice - I have established a few things, some surprising, but only word of mouth, which I dont think the CSA would entertain...

Apparently they are operating the well known scam of enrolling on a course, attending for a few weeks then dropping out.. my daughter enrolled last September and stopped going in October. She did this in the previous year also.

More surprisingly, I was sent a screen shot taken recently from her Facebook page, showing a picture of her first 12 week scan, so baby on the way at 17..

It may seem cold of me, but I am fully expecting this to be the next step in the rinsing process.

I am considering talking to a solicitor, and am trying to find one who specialises in supporting fathers with CSA appeals, would anyone know if such a person exists?

After being taken for a ride for so many years this is a matter of principle....

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(@dadmod4)
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I don't know of any to hand, but I would add a word of warning, that your matter of principle - however understandable - could end up costing you more than the potential maintenance if you win, and make it even worse for you if you don't.

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