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They stick a gun to his head and say “pay up, or else!”
They should contact him first, and if he repeatedly refuses, then they can take it direct from his wages… But that is a should, and this is the CSA you are dealing with, and lawfulness and fairness are not listed in the CSA’s copies of the dictionary.
If he is a father that wants to see his child and is happy to pay for them then they will screw his life up with the amount they take from him. They’ll make up arrears and make him lose everything within a few weeks.
If he is a dad that doesnt want to see his child and has no interest then they will take forever to get anything from him.
The CSA like to ruin the lives of good NRP’s. Pushing them to the point of depression and in some cases, suicide.
If its like normal they’ll expect you to give them all the details and do any hunting for info then they’ll leave him to do his own thing for yrs then eventually get his details and allow him to dictate what he pays and when or If he pays and this will go on for the rest of the case in between him deciding the kids not his give every excuse as to why he can’t/shouldn’t pay and generally running how it goes not the CSA saying what should be done
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They will go at him like a mad bull take everything away making him bankrubt. When he moves on even more and gets his life sorted they will again take everything away as well as his new wife, health, job car and home! all taken away. And if he gets where he can’t cope with all the stress and being yet again homeless it will cost him his life.
They are total wan@kers they ruin nrp lives its s case of letting them kick you every month where it hurts until your so old and penniless but at lest the ex is ok thank you very much
From my experience, once the CSA has the details of the NRP such as evidence of salary as well evidence of any other circumstances (eg if 1/7 or 2/7 or 3/7 gets deducted because of the shared care arrangements in place), then the CSA should send a payment schedule to the NRP and request the usual Bank account details from the NRP to organise the appropriate monthly Direct Debit.
If the NRP does not play ball, things can get ugly with the CSA issuing a Deduction from Earnings Order.