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Can the CSA touch me if I live abroad and have money in foreign or off-shore bank accounts?
no they cant
They can if you continue to work for a UK based company but not if you work for an overseas company.
a little help here please.
after a 1 night stand about a year ago i got a letter from the csa naming me as a parent. after doing a bit of digging i found out that the girl that had the kid has had many misscarriges and had been trying to get herself pregnant for many years to a working man to get the council house, benefits, and the fathers money. when i asked her about this she laughed and admitted it and said there was nothing i can do about it anyway. nice girl! i filled out the form saying i dispute being the parent and im waiting for them getting back to me asking for a dna test. anyway ive been offered a job in poland and what i want to know is do i have to inform the csa that i have left the country or do i just dissapear? and if i do contact them should it be by phone or letter and how much information should i give them? as i havent yet had the dna test and i dont expect it will be done before i leave could the PWC still enforce a REMO on me? oh, and having seen the child in passing im 99% sure its mine so the dna test is more of a stalling tactict on my part.
many thanks in advance.
several Asian countries are full of English teachers that have changed their lives due to CSA/Family Law hounding them out of their own country (usually the UK).
Who could blame them?
I am planning to move to canada in june (forever) what happens if i ever move back to england? will there be arrears owed? and should i notify the csa that i am planning to leave?