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If I have no contact with my children, do I still have to pay the CSA?


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3 Responses to “If I have no contact with my children, do I still have to pay the CSA?”

  1. Darren Jamieson on June 29th, 2010 12:52 pm

    Yes. Your contact, or lack of contact, with your children has no bearing on your requirements to pay the CSA. In fact, by using a variations form, you can reduce your CSA payments by actually having regular contact with your children and claiming for the expenses incurred.

  2. Richard yandell on January 26th, 2011 8:40 pm

    How come the csa still take payments from my wages even though my children are 18 and soon to be 19. I havnt seen them since the nineties due to the x, both have left school, collage and are now working says facebook. Surely they are adults now. I contacted the csa and they said it’s up to me to prove they are no longer in education. They said they tried contacting my x, who refuses to except there calls, can’t see why !!!!!!!! Any comments

  3. mick on September 13th, 2011 9:18 pm

    i am in the same boat. i am paying for my son and he is not at college but the csa wont listen toe.

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