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CSA- 28,000 owed. Now disputing parentage.
Asking for a friend,
son is 16 years old, percent separated when the son was 8wks old.
father never paid child support in all these years. He has been able to buy a house in the meantime in 2007.
enforcement action with the csa has been fruitless due to the NRP being self employed.
CSA have now been granted a order for sale on his property, how ever the NRP has accepted a offer on his property just before the order was granted.
NRP has now decided after 15.5 yrs that he is disputing parentage. The courts have said that the funds from the sake of the property will be held in trust until it’s parentage has been confirmed.
the NRP has chosen to apply through the courts for a dna test & not through the csa. He has managed to delay court proceedings for around 4-5 months using one excuse or another.
The NRP is due in court on Tuesday, where he has been told he should of arranged & have results for the test.
NRP is now saying that he has filed with the wrong courts. So the csa think they will delay further.
NRP is planning on leaving the country once his funds are released to him. Charging order amount will stay in trust I presume.
my friends question is; what action is the judge likely to take on Thursday; what happens if he leave the country; if a DNA test is arranged, what procedures are put in place to assure NRP is actually the person taking the test & the csa are now stating that if test comes back negative then the debt owed is cancelled. She has previously been told, only future payments are not owed by the NRP but all backdated payments are still payable because NRP are given ample opportunity over 15 years to question paternity.
hope this makes sense.
son is 16 years old, percent separated when the son was 8wks old.
father never paid child support in all these years. He has been able to buy a house in the meantime in 2007.
enforcement action with the csa has been fruitless due to the NRP being self employed.
CSA have now been granted a order for sale on his property, how ever the NRP has accepted a offer on his property just before the order was granted.
NRP has now decided after 15.5 yrs that he is disputing parentage. The courts have said that the funds from the sake of the property will be held in trust until it’s parentage has been confirmed.
the NRP has chosen to apply through the courts for a dna test & not through the csa. He has managed to delay court proceedings for around 4-5 months using one excuse or another.
The NRP is due in court on Tuesday, where he has been told he should of arranged & have results for the test.
NRP is now saying that he has filed with the wrong courts. So the csa think they will delay further.
NRP is planning on leaving the country once his funds are released to him. Charging order amount will stay in trust I presume.
my friends question is; what action is the judge likely to take on Thursday; what happens if he leave the country; if a DNA test is arranged, what procedures are put in place to assure NRP is actually the person taking the test & the csa are now stating that if test comes back negative then the debt owed is cancelled. She has previously been told, only future payments are not owed by the NRP but all backdated payments are still payable because NRP are given ample opportunity over 15 years to question paternity.
hope this makes sense.
