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Hi there, i live in scotland and have pid maintenance for my 3 kids and never missed one. my last child had decided to leave school in december and is not working, he`s 16.he had a temp xmas job but thats now finished. i stopped paying as i was sure the maintemance should stop when he leaves aducation, he is not planning on going to college or uni. so his mother tells me she still recieves child benefit/tax benefit as he is on voluntary training with the local authority . so just because she still gets benefits do i still have to pay? is she really entitled to the credits? any advise would be appreciated. thank you..
Hi and welcome....
I'm not too sure if this is different in Scotland but here is a link to explain
Hi and welcome....
I'm not too sure if this is different in Scotland but here is a link to explain
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