What are the circumstances when a non-residential parent is no longer considered a non-residential parent?
A non-residential parent is no longer a non-residential parent when one of the following happens: • There is no longer a qualifying child; • The non-residential parent has died; • The non-residential parent is no longer a habitual resident of the United Kingdom [Back to top] What sort of problems can Durham Legal Services help me with? Durham Legal Services can assist individuals in all aspects of Child Support Legislation, as: • Arrears of child maintenance; • Representation at appeals; • Issues regarding enforcement of child maintenance; • Issues relating to jurisdiction of the Child Support Agency; • Departure directions variation orders; • Calculating maintenance assessments Please note this is not a comprehensive list . We can advise on all matters relating to the CSA and Child Support Legislation. [Back to top] How much will it cost for Durham Legal Services to assist me? You can purchase a Legal Advice Voucher for 35.00 which will cover your initial telephone consultation. Durin
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- I am the the non-custodial parent. I have to pay child support, but I can no longer pay what the court ordered because of a change in my circumstances, what should I do?
- If a non-custodial parent files for bankruptcy, does it mean that they are no longer required to pay child support?
- My ex is not complying with the court ordered parenting time schedule. As a non-residential parent, what can I do?
