The CSA Abroad

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NotReallyButSeriously replied

10 April 2011, 16:13
The CSA can't even find saliva in it's own mouth, well atleast from the situation with my Mum it's been like that.
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castoff101 replied

9 April 2011, 14:23
Originally posted by harbourfolk View Post

So my question is:

I have the potential to accept a lucrative contract. It will mean I am based in Europe for a few months. Can the CSA get it's grubby blood stained hands on my money or can I simply pay her at my current rate?

Any help would be appreciated.

Ta muchly.

Yes, but it would take the CSA ages to sort themselves out:

REMO - Child Support Agency
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harbourfolk started a topic The CSA Abroad

8 April 2011, 19:32
The CSA Abroad

Okay, I've googled this and read some interesting posts on here regarding how contractors deal with the CSA.

Firstly can I clarify the following points:

1. I see my kids nearly every weekend, so yes we have a good realtionship (the kids, not the ex)
2. No I am not trying to shirk my responsibility of paying for my kids but I would rather spend the money on them myself and know they have enjoyed it than my ex spending it.
3. If I have money that benefits my kids as well as me (university, trust funds etc)

So my question is:

I have the potential to accept a lucrative contract. It will mean I am based in Europe for a few months. Can the CSA get it's grubby blood stained hands on my money or can I simply pay her at my current rate?

Any help would be appreciated.

Ta muchly.
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