[28A Application for a departure direction] [28A Application for variation of usual rules for calculating maintenance]
Child Support Act 1991 (1991 c 48) | Legislation

[Departure from usual rules for determining maintenance assessments [maintenance calculations]] [Variations]

[28A  Application for a departure direction] [28A Application for variation of usual rules for calculating maintenance]

[(1) Where a maintenance assessment (“the current assessment”) is in force—

(a) the person with care, or absent parent [non-resident parent], with respect to whom it was made, or

(b) where the application for the current assessment was made under section 7, either of those persons or the child concerned,

may apply to the Secretary of State for a direction under section

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