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Do I legally have to pay for my daughter’s travel costs?

I’m currently payining my ex csa which is £280 per month and my eldest daughter has now started college, and my ex now is asking for more money to pay for her travelling costs to and from college. I’m also paying 55 pound a month for Both my daughters for 2 mobile phones and money when ever she needs to go towards there school uniform as and when needed.

My question is do I legally have to pay her more to help with her travelling cost or what I’m paying is enough and therefore do not need to pay her more. As I feel the csa payment per month should go towards this.

25 thoughts on “Do I legally have to pay for my daughter’s travel costs?

  1. Your right. What you pay through the csa is what you pay. Don’t pay anymore on top. Unless it’s what you want to do

  2. Alot of pwcs get benefits on top of their maintenance where an nrp gets none, so equal share is never going to be an option unless that is halved too to make it fair.

  3. @ Fedela Seddini – what planet are you living on, it certainly isn’t earth….without being subsidies what do YOU pay WITHOUT SUPPORT FROM THE GOVERNMENT for your kids…. NOTHING I’ll assume… Responsibility for our actions.. Jesus Christ.. Did you grow up with ET??

    the CSA dictate the amount required based on unrealistic facts and lies… Not because it’s looking after the children but because the staff want their bonus…

    Fact …. 2 parents… 2 incomes… 2 outgoings…. Simples…

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