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Maintenance payments are not a benefit, they are a carer’s and a child’s right
This article’s about the payment of child maintenance, something I did for 20 years. To me it is the very first priority of a paying parent as it is the lifeline for the carer and the child. You can read … Continue reading
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Tagged Caroline Nokes, Child Maintenance, CMS, Collect and Pay, Guy Opperman, Jay Kenny, Pensions
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