Variation Definition

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What does Variation mean?

A change in the works or services to be carried out. This is usually governed by a Change Protocol which sets out parameters for making changes.

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A change in the works or services to be carried out. This is usually governed by a Change Protocol which sets out parameters for making changes.

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Where there is a dispute as to who the child will live with and an application for a child arrangements orders is pending can a decision by the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) be delayed? Will the resident parent’s income be relevant for the CMS calculation? Can expenses incurred for contact and expenditure on the child be deducted from the maintenance payments?

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