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I’d get anything u get put into a seperate bank account and say nothing .
if u can prove that u was paying in her bank each week month w.e u can stop CSA even if they can get more out of u if u can prove it u can get it stop
If your ex knows about the inheritance and decides she wants some if it then I would assume she would get some especially if it’s cash, becareful if you owe arrears that the CSA don’t just help themselves to your bank account, if your daughter is going to benefit from it the ex might leave things alone, I personally would invest it all or put it somebody else’s name that you can trust for now to keep them away from it
Open a different account when ya receive the cheque. Once cleared by yaself a floor safe and draw the lot out and close the account. Don’t have anymore money in your accounts than ya need.
A building society account will do ya.
No they cant touch inheritance or any compensation including redundancy pay
Child support Australia criminal corporation has just stolen my inheritance …..watch out…
Can the csa take into account what my sons partner earns