I think you can include your daughter''s outgoings as your own if you are paying them.
E.g.
*financial Support for daughter - £500 per month.
Breaks down to : Rent £200
Food £100
Travel £100
Course materials £100
*Tuition fees for daughter - £700 per month
or whatever the actual figures are
In the section on the
form E wich asks about expenses etc in the last and next 12 months you can put what you''ve paid (inlcuding her bank loan) and what you expect to pay.
i think a cout will take into account the fact that you had a
Consent Order ad agreed that your ex would continue to help support his daughter through her degree course, so the issue os, what has changed that means itwould be reasonable for him to renege on that agreement. Has his income fallen significantly ince the order was agreed? Have hios finacial needs increased significantly?
It may be helpful for you to dig out your paperwork from when the original order was agreed so that you can tell the Judge what his income was, and what his outgoings/needs were at that time, to show that the margins have not changed.
Obviously it may be that the margins *have* changed - if he now gets less overtime, for instance, or has had another child, in which case a court may take that in to account and agree that a variation is fair, but that does not necessarily mea that the variation will be to Nil.