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Hi mate, under the scheme you will be on cs2 your only obliged to pay CSA you don’t have to pay the mortgage tho if you do they can take these payments in Leiu of maintenance, you have no obligation to your ex wife just the children, do be careful giving cash tho the CSA will put you in arrears, make sure you keep Reciepts from all payments made to the ex or do it standing order, you will know how much to pay if you use the CSA gov calculator make sure you reference your standing order as child support or child maintenance tho or your ex could say this wasn’t payment for your kids, good luck
Force the sale. You are only obliged to pay 15% of your wages for your daughter. You should cut your losses, I’m afraid.
Not paying your mortgage will put your credit at serious low levels. Which in turn will probably put you in a worse position as no one will give you credit. And let’s face it we all need credit at some point.
If you can try and get your ex to buy you out.
The house should be sorted in the divorce. This in no way is business of the CSA. She’s just trying to be greedy.
Nope, you don’t live there. If she wants to keep it then she should buy you out. End off! Amazes me how the CSA say you should be paying your share whilst they rape your salary. Funny that? You would get a reduction if you paid a mortgage contribution in your (ex)wifes name that you have no interest in. Crazy!
Afraid dave is right yes you will need to continue paying it all.i know its harsh but probably best you cut your losses and try to start again!
The CSA will accept a mortgage payment in lieu of maintenance however the PWC has to acknowledge it as such. I got caught out by this a year or so ago with the CSA for accepting the mortgage payments as being in lieu of CM then changing their mind. Left me out of pocket by a grand. My advice would be to pay the CM + default on the mortgage so u can create a life for yourself which is what I did.
no less she willing to buy u out . once that payed of and if she want to sale she has to ask you and if u say yes u get half the money from the sale as well
Buy you out.
No, if you have no interest in the home but paying half the mortgage csa will offset this.
Your ex has to meet you in the middle. Have you sought legal advise or had it sorted properly so both parties have fair share?
Lisa is right, never pay in cash and leave a paper trail with it clearly marked child support.