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22 Sep 20 #514174 by oceanlava
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Hi

My ex and I have agreed the particulars for a Consent Order and i am just waiting on the draft to be sent to me to approve. In the meantime they have sent me a D81 form with her parts all filled in.

My question is about the income box. In her entry she has not included the mortgage payment that i have been paying since the split. I wanted her to take the mortgage payment DD and give her the money via bank transfer but she wouldn't have it. So i said that is in lieu of child maintenance/spouse maintenance etc.

Should i raise this as it is income very much like when the order goes through and she will be getting child maintenance? It makes it look like she is a lot worse off than she is which is not a true reflection of the financial position.

Thanks

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