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Wiki0105
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03 Mar 21 #515972 by Wiki0105

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Hi - my two children live with me 100% as their mother has moved to the Republic of Ireland.
does anyone know how I would go about getting child support from her please? Through cms in U.K. or do I apply directly to a court in Ireland pls? I'd be very grateful if I could get some pointers please. Many thanks

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03 Mar 21 #515978 by WYSPECIAL

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CMS can only be involved if she works for and is paid by a UK company.

If that doesn’t apply then go through UK court as there is a REMO agreement with Eire so their courts can enforce it.

Wiki0105
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04 Mar 21 #515980 by Wiki0105

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Thanks very much

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