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Only one parent can claim benifits for a child in uk n Thts the parent who gets the child benifit o
you can request a shared care allowance on your maintenance calculation – as you are on benefits the assessment will be a flat rate of £5 per week, if you have shared care of your children (overnight stay with you 52 nights or more a year) then the £5 would be reduced to nil.
As and when you return to work you would still be entitled to a shared care allowance .. if your net income was £200 or more per week your assessment would be 20% of your net income less 2/7th for shared care bandwidth 2 (I assume that ‘Friday til Sunday means they stay with you on Friday and Saturday night and go home to their mother at some point on Sunday)