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Simon
The csa vultures don’t let you off the hook just because you lost your job mate.
You will start accruing arrears from the day you lost your job. They will bleed you for that on top of whatever they re assess for when you find work
Good luck
Gonk
If your unemployed the payments end and arrears suspended until you go back into work! I get the feeling you maybe lucky getting a nil assessment and your csa run case will go for closure! Your ex will then have to pay if she opens a new case under the new scheme
And what about previous earnings what hthe abscent parent hasnt had assessed as yet, is that fair to say he has earned in excess of £50,000 the previous year and now he is unemployed I am no longer entitled to a percentage of his previous wage?? Seems a little unfair that that would be by-passed and a new claim be cmpleted once he has returned to employment? The ! you use when referring to closure comes across that this is a good way to get out of them paying their way???