Re: Moving abroad

If you leave teh UK and you do not work for a UK company, you are more like
as not going to be considered non habitually resident in the UK - and CSA
cannot come after you. However, any debts that you owe will remain in place
and will be pursued should you return to the UK. You also need to be aware
that many countries now have a REMO agreement in place, which means that the
court system will pursue you for maintenance.

As regards your notifying CSA that you are going, you do need to notify
them, otherwise your debt will continue to increase. I would also ask for
written confirmation of case closure to be posted to a C/O address if
necessary - just to confirm that they have indeed put the change of circs
through.

NACSA CHAIR
"Peter Crosland" <g6jns@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4361430c$0$15043$ed2619ec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Running away will make no difference to your debts or the liability to pay
> them.It should not be too difficult for them to pursue you for your debts
> abroad.
>
> Peter Crosland
>


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