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they are only supposed to take his, but I wouldn’t trust them, and honestly, don’t get married til his youngest is 18. my partner and I have to wait 6 years before even thinking about marriage. sorry its not what you want to hear
If the case started after 2003 then no they cannot touch your wages, though they do take any tax credits into account as the nrp income, personally I would try and push the ex for a family based arrangement away from csa then your safe, good luck
Nothing will change with his payments once your married. If you dont already but your entitled to claim for the child you have together. His payments to the other children will reduce as he has another child in his care xx
And csa will take your child tax credits and any other ones as your husbands income unless your the higher earner x
They can not take your money when working out want he should pay. By law they not aloud to take child tax credit or working credit ect anymore if they try it take itr right to a lawyer they fix it for you