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Hi,
I have a similar issue. However, I am employed via an Umbrella company and receive a minimum wage salary. My ex has taken our CMS case to a First Tier Tribunal as she wishes to challenge my annual income, as she finds it difficult to believe that I am able to sustain a normal lifestyle with my current income. We have had a first hearing which I choose not to attend. However, I had given as much information and evidence as possible. HMCT have now asked for me to provide my bank statements for previous tax years. I am very worried as my Mother had registered one of her jobs to my bank account. Therefore, I have been receiving my Mothers pay to help with my living and rental costs, due to financial circumstances. I am concerned as to how the courts will look at this.
can anyone advise on this.
hi,
I would recommend you contact someone who has experience with CMS cases/tribunals. you can try https://www.nacsa.co.uk/
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