Guidance

How to appeal against a child maintenance decision for CSA cases: leaflets

Guidance on how you can appeal against a child maintenance decision.

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Documents

[Withdrawn]: Leaflet: How to appeal against a child maintenance decision – for CSA cases before 3 March 2003

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[Withdrawn]: Leaflet: How to appeal against a child maintenance decision – for CSA cases after 2 March 2003

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Details

These how to appeal against a child maintenance decision leaflets are for:

  • child maintenance that was worked out using the old set of rules, if you opened a child maintenance case before 3 March 2003 with the Child Support Agency (CSA) – these are called ‘1993 scheme’ cases
  • child maintenance cases worked out from 3 March 2003

These leaflets tell you what you can do if you disagree with a decision we have made about how much child maintenance you must pay or how much you should get. It explains the rights you have to ask us to look at a decision again or appeal against it.

It also tells you what happens after a decision on your appeal has been made and what you can do if you disagree with that decision.

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Published 1 June 2011
Last updated 2 May 2013 + show all updates
  1. Description updated. Added to the Child Support Agency guidance document series.

  2. First published.