Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
payments be about half of what I'm paying now?

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
years.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Lostout"  wrote in message 
news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>
>
>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Will the new reassessment be done automatically or do they have to be 
reminded? I think I might have been transferred onto the new system already 
because my account number is now different (The latest reassessment was 
still done on the 'old rules' formula but came through on a different style 
and layout of printout with a different account number).

Also the CSA aren't collecting the new amount until August - will phasing 
still apply if the 'new rules' assessment is done before the pwc doesn't 
actually receive and get used to the latest 'old rules' amount of 
maintenance?
-- 

"NACSA CHAIR"  wrote in message 
news:b5n5i.25165$Ro3.480@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Yes your case will move to CS2, but it will be phased, so you wont find a 
> jump directly to the new amount...it will reduce over a max. period of 5 
> years.
>
> NACSA CHAIR
>
> -- 
> WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
> Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
> Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied 
> and
> is subject to errors and omissions
> "Lostout"  wrote in message 
> news:4655da70$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Currently on old rules and paying nearly £500 a month. One of my kids has 
>> recently moved in with me. Ex refused to do a private deal for the other 
>> kids so I have decided to make a claim against her for maintenance. Is it 
>> possible that this will move me onto the new rules as this would make my 
>> payments be about half of what I'm paying now?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>