Categories
CSA Advice

Will the earnings of my ex’s new wife be taken into account?

My ex husband has moved in with his girlfriend ( who has a highly paid job ). Are her wages taken into consideration in regards to the maintenance he pays to me. I’m also remarried and my new husbands wages were taken in for my child tax credits which took us over the threshold and therefore I lost them.

18 thoughts on “Will the earnings of my ex’s new wife be taken into account?

  1. UN REAL isn’t it..let’s wait until she tells us she had another child, her marriage failed an she is now looking to sucker TWO men for more money!! GREEDY F**K

  2. Tax credits of the pwc is nothing to do with maintenance that an nrp pays….why would it be? Not your ex’s fault you lost your tax credits through your husband working!

    No, your ex’s new wife income isn’t taken in to consideration just like your husbands income isn’t and rightly so….the child is yours and your ex responsibility only….really quite cheeky to ask, good on his new wife for working hard and if your child has a relationship with his dad I’m sure she’ll be helping provide in some way.

  3. At Christina, which was her husbands choice plus if it’s now his home of course he would contribute to the family unit but his income is not included in the workout of maintenance payments or reduced to reflect such, what the nrp pays will top up any income within that home…but pre 2003 all pwcs and nrps circumstances were looked at so if she is on old rules has she also notified csa of that change which could also reflect greatly on payments.

    No new partner should have their income included to work out child maintenance which has essentially nothing to do with them….and I tnink on old rules a new partner can withhold this information.

  4. It’s a shame that as my husband’s partner, I actually do have to pay for my husband’s child from a previous relationship, as CSA give his ex 15.2% of MY child tax credits that I recieve for MY children. LIVID is an understatement.

  5. No your ex,s new partners wages wont be taken into account and why should they? Did she give birth to your children? Nope so its between you and your ex,s however many you may have!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *