Comments on: I will go to jail if I don’t pay CSA arrears

By: fluffy

fluffy — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 10:26:13 +0000

That seems a bit sour to come out with amanda, I personally have used the tactic that deadbeatdad has stated and should you chat to any solicitor they will tell you what he says is correct.

However i would like to see your evidence to show what he has advised Derek was actually incorrect.

Curious

By: amanda

amanda — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 02:19:15 +0000

dead beat dad is full of bull shit !!!!!

By: Worried dad

Worried dad — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 17:05:34 +0000

Very interested to read dead beat dads comments, he really sounds like he knows his stuff! just been served with a form 72, based on a “debt” of 17k and ongoing monthly fig of £240 pcm. What does this enforcement mean? I have 30 days to have it put aside, but no point in hoping that will ever happen, despite the knowledge that my ex along with her best friend who worked at the same company as me fraudulently produced a letterhead from the co, which the 2 of them typed up stating I was earning 60k per year, whn I was earning 22k – this created the debt as the csa took it on face value. I have fought and fought and spent 000′s in lawyers but gor no where. what happens next? I am happy to go to jail if the debt would then be wiped out for evermore. if this isnt an option, can I pay it back as I can afford it as i cant afford expensive lawyers and am just so tired of fighting it im ready to just give up and pay a debt i dont owe. i just want to get on with my life. can I sue her? again that costs and she knows that. Can they empty what savings I do have? do I need to divorce my wife to protect her car that she has paid for with her money etc? I have a joint acc with her – should I change that or should we divorce? so many questions..I have been paying every month and recently bought a car for my daughter when she was 21 – if I had known this I wouldnt have bought it and paid this debt and given her a necklace. I cant take it off her to give the cash to her mother it wouldnt be fair.

By: Princess Gearing

Princess Gearing — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 17:31:35 +0000

I am a woman and I pay child support for my two kids. I have not been able to send in the full amount but I have been making regular payments. My question is will I go to jail if I have not been able to pay the full obligation? My job has cut hours but they will pick up for the holidays. Please someone help me with this because I have court on tuesday morning and I really need to know what to expect. Also they added my boyfriends income the last time we went to court but he is not my kids father nor is he my husband. He just wanted to sit in on court. So the judge added our incomes together and he denied me a court appointed attorney. I cannot afford an attorney for this court date. What is going to happen and what should I do?

By: deadbeatdad

deadbeatdad — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 10:23:05 +0000

Hi Derek we have had first hand experience representing fathers in court as we appear to be the only Association that helps fathers in courts as solictors will not get involved, there is a reason why but we won’t go into that atthe moment.
The cannot send you to prison if you have not got legal representation, end of, if they try and enforce a duty solicitor upon you then you refuse, you do not give your consent.
You have to realise the CSA are not an authority, they are a run for profit company that has several unsatisfied CCJs registered against it, therefore they have no authority over you, The courts are also a company again with just over £5000 worth of CCJs registered against it so even they have no jurisdiction over you, just do not enter into their game or act as they like to call it.
One case we did earlier this year we dismissed a magistrate for trying to exceed their jurisdiction, they try to threaten us with contempt of court, so we called the police and had two of the magistrates arrested for impersonating an official, another one in Scotland we did we neutralised the sheriff, it is so easy to bring these muppets down and now we are bringing the CSA down very slowly with two very important lawful documents.

By: chall

chall — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:22:03 +0000

Hi Derek,

For commitial to be appropiate, the court has to be satisfied that there has been wilful refusal or culpable neglect on the non residents parents behalf.
Even then, usually instaed of immediate commitial, the court usually fixes a term for inprisonment and pospones it on conditions, usually regular payments.

You will need to establish what has been happening with your case. Have you applied for your Data Protection file and complete account breakdown from the agency ? there is a template letter in the download section at http://www.afairercsaforall.co.uk – your also more than welcome to join us in the forum.

Stay strong.

By: deadbeatdad

deadbeatdad — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 16:45:42 +0000

come over to http://www.deadbeatdadsassociation.co.uk and we will tell you how to stop the prison procedure