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Nope
NO they can NOT!! if u do nto live or work in the UK a claim for CSA can not be opened . If they was a claim before you moved It gets closed till you MOVE back to the UK . They can not add any money on for the time you do not live in the UK & cant do a thing about it . She trying to scare you . You can all the CSA help line they well tell you these them self You have to be part of the UK to have a claim on you .
Your ex is deluded
No LOL, the CMS (CSA) have zero powers of “arrest” lol. They can only pursue maintenance payments through a court once all ‘internal’ avenues and procedures have been exhausted.
No rights of arrest are held by the CMS and they can not pursue the matter with the help of police as it’s a civil matter and police can’t get involved…your ex is seriously delusional !