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Lee:- You should be asked for 20% of your net income for child maintenance for two qualifying children.
This should be divided between the two equally.
It makes no difference to the child maintenance calculation if the PWC is in receipt of benefits or not.
no harm in asking for a reassessment but have to have good reason just because she is no longer claiming benefits it wont have any bearing on what you have to pay towards your children
is your case old rules (CS1) or new Rules (CS2) ?
if it is new rules then your assessment will be 20% of your income less any reduction for overnight care (minimum 52 nights per year) if applicable