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My ex and I separated approx 3 years ago and we now use CMS to calculate payments. Prior to going through CMS he refused to inform me of his income so a calculation was based on what he was willing to disclose - which turned out turned out to be a previous (lower) income. Once CMS became involved it transpired that he'd been underpaying for quite some time.
I've recently been made aware that within the 23-24 tax year he transferred money to the sum of approx. 7.5k from his existing workplace pension scheme into a previous one, which had very little funds in prior to the transfer(s) during that tax year. This information is from a reliable source.
Does this represent a possible diversion of income? Given the track record (in addition to other manipulations regarding money, including prior and current financial abuse) I’ve considered that he may have altered his pension contributions but I don’t have any proof of this. I only have previous behaviour patterns and gut instinct to go off, but now also this information.
If this does look like a diversion of income would CMS look into it?
If it’s not likely to be a diversion of income then I will not pursue it. I’m not concerned with his private finances - I only want the payments to be fair and accurate for the benefit of our children.
TIA.
My ex and I separated approx 3 years ago and we now use CMS to calculate payments. Prior to going through CMS he refused to inform me of his income so a calculation was based on what he was willing to disclose - which turned out turned out to be a previous (lower) income. Once CMS became involved it transpired that he'd been underpaying for quite some time.
I've recently been made aware that within the 23-24 tax year he transferred money to the sum of approx. 7.5k from his existing workplace pension scheme into a previous one, which had very little funds in prior to the transfer(s) during that tax year. This information is from a reliable source.
Does this represent a possible diversion of income? Given the track record (in addition to other manipulations regarding money, including prior and current financial abuse) I’ve considered that he may have altered his pension contributions but I don’t have any proof of this. I only have previous behaviour patterns and gut instinct to go off, but now also this information.
If this does look like a diversion of income would CMS look into it?
If it’s not likely to be a diversion of income then I will not pursue it. I’m not concerned with his private finances - I only want the payments to be fair and accurate for the benefit of our children.
TIA.
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