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robssmiling
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30 Apr 09 #112233 by robssmiling

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Hi.

Firstly i am a technical ludite so be patient.

Have a beautiful daughte of 6. She has downes syndrom. Sold business in jan 2008. Want to be a Dad more than business/money. Spent £20k. trying for shared parening. (to date unsuccessful) Ex latest acion is to go for a one-off payment? Form requires all assets to be listed, account numbers etc. A C9? form?

Any observations / advise ?

Oh - I am 48 - And have multiple sclerosis ( thankfully fairly mild) - I dont work - back at uni studying child & youth degree. Have no income - crap interest rate but some saving so not eligible for benefits or legal aid.

Have resisted every provocation to 'sling mud'. Ex gets over £2,000 a month in benefits?

Any ideas ( positive please )

Thanks

R

NellNoRegrets
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30 Apr 09 #112320 by NellNoRegrets

Reply from NellNoRegrets

I have no experience in this but there are others on the boards who do who I am sure will respond.

I just wanted to say keep smiling! Keep the faith.

ClimbMountains
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12 May 09 #115541 by ClimbMountains

Reply from ClimbMountains

Hi R

Your post is rather confusing because it seems to mix child issues with money. Your comments about one-off payments, assets, accounts all seem linked to ancillary relief not a child case but you refer to trying to get shared parenting?

Please can you explain and i'm sure people will help

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