What is a child support assessment?
A child support assessment is based on the principle that parents need to meet the costs of raising their child(ren). The assessment takes into account: income, care arrangements, number of children and responsibility for children from other relationships.
Many parents prefer the convenience of managing their child support payments privately. Under a private collection arrangement, CSA will continue to assess the amount of child support payable and the parents manage the transfer of payments privately.
If you have concerns about collecting payments privately, you can ask CSA to collect on your behalf. CSA can assist you with these options. You can also change between these options at a later date.
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Dealing with Separation - CD-ROM
Real people in real situations talk about their experiences, tips and tools on navigating their way through separation.
The CD includes the emotions felt by other separated parents and helps people realise that what they are feeling is normal. It contains interactive activities, audio and visual material, and a toolbox that allows you to collect and print information. |
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Me and my Kids – Parenting from a distance
This book is for separated parents who spend much of their time away from their children. However it may also be useful to those who do most of the parenting and will provide tips and hints to help you build on your relationship with your children after separation.
It will help you:
- become more involved in your children’s lives
- build stronger relationships with your children
- communicate effectively with the other parent about the children
- overcome the problems of staying in touch at a distance
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The Parent’s Guide to Child Support is an ongoing reference guide for separated parents. This booklet will assist you to better understand your rights and responsibilities and the services available to you following separation.
The guide includes information on:
- How child support payments are calculated
- Child Support agreements
- Common terms and definitions
- Payment options
- When and what changes you need to let us know about, and
- Support services available to you and your children.
The Parent’s Guide to Child Support |
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Family Law can be very complex and confusing. That’s why James
Noble has taken the time to create the following plain-English guide
that provides an easy-to-understand, factual introduction to your
relationship rights, responsibilities and entitlements under the law. If you need to know more about: - Separation and divorce law;
- Issues relating to children and parental access;
- Financial agreements on diving property, superannuation or spousal maintenance;
Then you should download your free copy of the James Noble A-Z of Family Law right away.
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