Justice has not been done

In 2011 the CSA made an assessment as part of my divorce.  I collaborated fully and they obtained all information through my accountant (I used to work as a locum doctor through a limited company).     After deducting all the expenses I paid to support my family. They deducted my private pension contribution of £1500 / month.  They made a decision that I should pay £130 / month.   My x-wife made 2 failed appeals to the tribunals.  Finally she made an appeal of ground of variation.   For the court mistake I could attend the hearing in Newcastle and the judge ordered me to pay £26,000 in total with instalments of £830.   I appealed to the Upper Tribunals in London and they up held the order.

I sent, upon the advice of my solicitor, a request for suppression due to change of my financial circumstances. The letter was sent on 15/02/2014.

Today, I have received a phone call and they denied receiving my a letter which was sent by as a reordered mail.  They said they have now changed their address from Belfast to Wolverhampton.   Then, when I said I will resend the letter for suppression tomorrow, they said it is my mistake as I sent to the wrong address, and the conversation became threatening by saying we will intimate legal action against me today.   I said one of the main reason I ask for suppression it was because I will be having a major surgery the day after tomorrow.

Yes, I am interested as I think justice has not been done both ways in my divorce case where my ex-wife through fraud and bribes got her hand on my flat in Egypt (worth more than £80,000, the court ignored the undisputed evidence and still awarded the family home in Newcastle worth more than £120,000 after payment of the remaining mortgage.  The Tribunals just added salt to the wound.

Please, keep me posted if you have enough people for your project.

Regards,

M Malik