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If there is a case open with the csa then yes, if not you can make whatever she asks, as long as it’s not more than the csa say!
If the resident parent is happy with a private arrangement with the non-resident parent, then that fee can be whatever it wants to be. The non-resident parent should then only pay by direct debit. The private agreement does not have to be what the CSA say if they are not involved.
Furthermore, what is a solicitor doing bring up maintenance payments. If the resident parent is claiming legal aid, then child maintenance is NOT covered by the public funding certificate.
Family Based Arrangements are a better course of action. Dave is right, it has nothing to do with the CMS (CSA) as they can not be involved with action against you if there’s a ‘live’ case, however any mutual arrangement is better than one through the CMS, ask for HER ‘draft proposal agreement’ to be drawn up by her solicitor and go from there.
Sorry, that should have read; ” Dave is right, it has nothing to do with her solicitor…”