Earn back the money the CSA deduct from you
June 7, 2008
If you’re a NRP (non resident parent) and you’re having a couple of hundred pounds per month or more deducted from your earnings through a DEO (deduction from earnings order) you could earn that money back from the website WordsofWorth.co.uk.
You don’t need to go bankrupt, sell your possessions or worry how you’ll meet your bills. If you’ve a decent grasp of the English language and access to a PC you could register with WordsofWorth.co.uk and earn money from home by writing articles from them in your own time.
They pay £250 per month for a writing contract where you write just 80 blogs, or articles, per month on a variety of subjects. You know in advance what you need to write and how much you’ll get paid, so you can easily replace that money the CSA have taken from you.
Writing the content should take between 8-10 hours of your time per week, so for just a couple of hours a day you can easily recoup those CSA payments.
There’s also no limit to how many contracts you could take on, so if you prove your ability with one contract and feel you could manage two or three, you could even make more money than you were before the child support agency starting stealing from you.
Check out the website and see if you’re interested in earning money from home.
Help me with the child support agency
May 31, 2008
Firstly Thank You For Giving Me The Opportunity .
Well here it is in short :
I Marty 43 male was with my partner Michelle fo 15 happy years we had two boys daniel and ashley 10 and 12 at the time
one day outta blue she dissaperers with the children I get phone calls threatening me not to try and find them had to call the police at one stage have crime number ect
I had a breakdown and tried to commit suicide i couldn’t even do that right
3 years later when im getting used to my own sad company her and new boyfriend decide they would like the house i paid for and live in
so i struggled to get a remortgage and gave her a cash lump sum of 20 thousand pounds that pushed my wages to the limit
during all this time i have not seen the children i don’t know where they are
no contact for a further year then i get a letter from the csa saying they were unable to contact me
so there going to take 91 pounds a week direct from my wages I called them and they tell me its the law this is compleatly crippling me. i dont eat for days iv missed 1 mortgage payment and the future looks bad on my spredsheet my bills now exceed my income and i live a very poor lifestyle. Iv always worked and have a solid cv . This System is unfair Im Struggling Starving and Suicidel
Thanks For Listenin
Marty
Looking for advice on the CSA
May 30, 2008
Basic outline my husband has a thirteen year old daughter. Currently she lives with her mother but for majority of her life my husband has been PWC. When he was PWC CSA would not allow us to open case as his ex continually opened cases against us claiming we never saw his daughter although she was living with us. This went on for three years before we were able to claim.
Despite continually chasing CSA never dealt with our claim and finally told me to stop wasting my time as ex is on benefits and we would get £0. His ex currently has daughter ( after she failed to blackmail us “if you don’t give me money you wont see her”) She is denying access and CSA have said we owe £71 per week. Why do we have to pay when she never paid a penny for years???? CSA not interested even though we have numerous letters from them saying my husband is PWC.
Assessment is also wrong as should be £56 a week based on their calclator but very reluctant to adjust figure. Why were CSA not interested when we were PWC but different story now????
Also his ex has said as soon as she gets money we can see his daughter again. All the time we were PWC she was still claiming all benefits as though she was a single mother !Also had her on phone screaming abuse!!! Stressed by it all and we have got our own baby to worry about. I have done more than his ex to bring up her daughter and this is the thanks we get!!
Throughout the CSA have told lies, claimed information posted did not arrive and been downright rude and unprofessional
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
North West meeting for the deadbeatdads association
May 26, 2008
Hi guys I’m organising a meeting for NRPs and NRPPs in the North West to attend so that we can now start to get the ball rolling over bringing the CSA to its knees. I am the founder of the Deadbeatdadsassociation and want to now give the opportunity for all you NRP/NRPPS to get together to discuss your case and how the CSA have treated you unfairly and the steps we are going to take in order to bring about a change
I am starting off in the Chorley area which is a pretty central location for most of the North west people unless any one has a beeter location. It will be next Friday 30th May 2008, all parties interested please email me with your details and rough location and I will sort out a mutual meeting place or you can call me on 07523936072 dbdassociation@googlemail.com Hope to hear from you soon
Mobey www.deadbeatdadsassociation.co.uk
Update
Sorry folks this has now been changed to Thursday 29th and in Preston area, time is the same, will announce the venue if i have any takers. cheers
Mobey deadbeatdads Assoc.
Data Protection Act
May 25, 2008
Hello
Following on from my previous e mail to you i omitted to tell you that a debt manager for the CSA in Belfast discussed my case with a complete stranger as the authorised person within the company i work for who should discuss my case was unavailable. Despite the person feeling very reluctant to discuss my situation with the CSA REPRESENTATIVE she was forced to take down information from a very aggressive debt manager
Data Protection Flaws again??? I would like some guidance
Thank you again
Arrears Assessment
May 24, 2008
Late last year I received an arrears assessment from CSA of over 23K. obviously I challenged this as it was the first contact I had had from the CSA since my ex wife and i separated in 1995. I appealed and am waiting for a hearing date. Following numerous phone calls it has been revealed that the arrears assessment did not take into account any housing costs for the period 1995 to November 2007 ( their admission!!).
I am currently paying 40% of my net salary (980 pounds a month ) towards these arrears and have done so for the past 5 months however, why should I be paying this amount when the hearing could be some 4 months away and I am having to default on mortgage and utilities to pay this absolute monster amount and is there anything i can do to at least repay a manageable amount until the tribunal hearing?
Thank you
How much should I pay for my 3 children?
May 10, 2008
When you have children by more than one partner you may wonder how much you should pay each ex partner for the children they have. Eric Connoly has emailed us to ask that question.
Eric says:
I have two children with one partner and we split up 5 years ago. I pay her £350 per calender month in an informal agreement plus incidentals ( shoes, clubs etc.)
My new partner left me and I have been contacted by the CSA on her behalf concerning maintenance for our son.
How can i find out how much I will pay and how to be fair to all three children?
Any advice will be gratefully received.
Many thanks, Eric
Generally Eric if you have three children, which you say that you do, you will be expected by the CSA to pay 25% of your income (after tax) to the CSA for them. This would be divided between the children.
As you say you were paying £350 per month for your two children with your first partner, according the the CSA you should have been paying her 20% of your income.
This does mean that your first partner should get less now than what she was receiving before, as instead of getting 20% she’ll be receiving a 2/3 share of 25%.
Make sure though that you inform the CSA that you are paying for your first two children. They will most likely want to get involved there themselves and take a cut of the money.
That’s how they operate I’m afraid.
If you don’t tell them however you may end up paying too much and not be able to afford it.
What is a DEO (Deduction of Earnings Order) from the CSA?
April 30, 2008
A DEO is a deduction of earnings order from the child support agency. This is when they contact the employer of the non resident parent to get the money they want removed from their earnings BEFORE they are paid to the employee.
The CSA has full authority to do this and does not need to go to a court in order to get approval. If an employer refuses to comply the CSA can impose a fine upon them.
From the child support agency’s website.
Although the decision to apply a DEO is taken by us and not the courts you would be committing an offence under section 32(8) of the Child Support Act 1991 if you do not comply with a DEO. This could lead to a prosecution and a fine.
If you appeal a DEO the CSA will generally not suspend the deduction of earnings order while the appeal is being heard, and they also do not care how much money you will be left to live on.
Speaking to payments department will not help as they’re sole interest is in recovering money they believe they are owed by the non resident parent.
Many fathers have been left with no option but to quit their jobs when faced with a DEO as they simply do not have enough money to live on.
New CSA Advice Forum
April 15, 2008
‘A fairer CSA for all‘ is a new forum dedicated to offering advice with dealing with the Child Support Agency. It’s not that busy at the moment but I’d imagine it will pick up fairly quickly.
There’s an even a special room for non resident parents to moan.
We’ll be launching our own forum here on CSAHell.com before too long. More on that when we have news for you.
Should I give my partners details to the csa?
April 5, 2008
Someone asked us the question:
Should I give my partners details to the csa
The short answer is no. If you’re a parent with care and you’re claiming benefit then the CSA will be notified and involved automatically, you can’t avoid it. However if you’re not claiming benefit then you have a choice to make on whether you involve the CSA or not.
If you do you should be advised that you won’t receive all of the money they take, and even if they do manage to get money from the father of your child it could be months or even years before you see any of it. The CSA are a messy dysfunctional organisation who have a past history of losing details, making mistakes and costing both parents with care and non resident parents hassle and stress.
It’s much better if you can work out any payment for your children with your ex-partner and don’t involve the child support agency at all. You won’t find them to be helpful.
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