Success Stories

Mrs S - the CSA decided that both children lived with the father despite evidence to the contrary, ie. one of the children lived with Mrs S. We appealed the case to the Tribunal who accepted that Mrs S had a child living with her and as a result the CSA calculated that the father should pay £100.00 per week and Mrs S should pay £35.00 per week.

Mr A - continued to be assessed by the CSA despite informing them that both children had ceased to qualify. The CSA pointed out to Mr A that the parent with care was still in receipt of child benefit and therefore, as far as they were concerned, this meant that the children still qualified. We pointed out that receipt of child benefit is not the measurement when establishing whether or not a child qualifies for child support and the law is very clear on this. After providing the CSA with the relevant legislation pertaining to qualifying children they conceded and the case was closed with all arrears being written off.

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Address:

Child Support Specialists Ltd
PO Box 13893
Birmingham
B23 3ER

Telephone:

0121 386 5777

You may telephone between 9.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday (outside of these hours please leave a message and we will call you back).

Email:

Info@childsupportspecialists.co.uk

You may e-mail us at anytime and we will respond to your query as soon as we can (normally by the next working day).

However you decide to contact us we will respond quickly and professionally providing you with the best possible advice that is appropriate to your personal situation. Where we are able to give quick, free advice or simply point you in the right direction we will do so. If your situation warrants a more in-depth discussion we will offer you an initial interview during which we will look at your case in its entirety. This more often than not proves to be worthwhile as we are able to identify errors you may not have been aware of and this can result in an even better outcome than first anticipated. In any event we will not take a case on if we feel that the outcome will not benefit you substantially.