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Can the CSA backdate case closure?
Hi, I have been struggeling with the CSA for years. My most recent problem is that the CSA have backdated my case closure because the Father moved away. Only after his Ex Employer responded to the CSA half a year later t, to let them know that he no longer works for them, they backdated the closure.
In my opinion the definition of residency is not very accurate and I would like to hear if 1) the CSA can backdate case closure and 2) how actually residency is legally defined. Many thanks, Anette
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Yes they can back date the case if there is reasonable evidence. This being there is no law as to how long an employer takes to respond.
Definition if residency is exactly what it states the child will reside at said address according to where the courts place that child. This in turn makes you carer to that child and thus gives you child benefit etc,etc untill the residency order is given up. Either by the child reaches 21 or the courts move the child.
Don’t get confused with custody order. This is different and residency order can be challenged
Hope this helps