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If u need to pay for one then I guess she’d need to pay for the other :/
Best to make a private arrangement and not involve CSA in the first place.
Yeah don’t confuse the brain less csa.
Its shared care so no
Legally yes. But if your on good terms with your ex partner you could both come to an agreement which suits you both. Try keep the csa out of it because they cause more problems. There’s a 2 year gap between both kids so it’s not hard to work the sums out.
If the csa get involved they will award who ever is in receipt of the child benefit
So basically if your soon to be ex is in receipt if the benefit that should be enough and you just support your son. But legally she be claiming child benefit for both kids which really you should be claiming for your son. Now if csa get involved they will take 15% of your net income. And they should take 15% of her net income. So if you earn more than her she will receive more than what you will receive
Hope this helps and try keep csa out of it
if she want money for her tell u want it for him then she want even bother
Sick question. If its ur daughter u should provide for her. How can people can even ask such questions on the net…i love how people are ready to spend to entertain themselves but are in need of excuses not to pay for their own flesh and blood… poor children