Hey there!
I am so glad you're here!
I heard that child support is not your "go-to conversation starter" kind of subject on a Saturday night party.
And I don't blame you. Talking about IRD can turn any party down before you say -"TAX"!
This might surprise you, but I used to work for IRD, ...for 8 years! ... and I think that those people are kind of awesome, believe it or not!
I was an officer in the Child Support Department, and (for the majority of the time) I loved my job!
And now, I am super happy that I can continue helping my clients - YOUR WAY!
Look...If I succeeded in my attempt to break this barrier and the misleading belief you might have had for years about IRD, I am sure you will give me a fair shot and let me help you and show you - how easy it is to be on the top of your child support. You can own it, shape it, put a bow on it and make it work for you!
It's like ChatGPT: it is only useful if you use the right prompts. So does IRD!
So, enough with the small talk, let's get back to business. Let's get back to YOU!
Sometimes your child support is correct but may seem unfair because of certain special circumstances.
By now, you must've found yourself struggling to understand your rights and obligations when it comes to child support payments.
I am curious, since how long ago you started looking into your child support assessment thinking:
"This is not fair, the payments are way to high!"
or
"Why am I paying someone else's lifestyle?"
Thinking of it in that way, must've made you feel like you experienced an instant and drastic decrease in your IQ, didn't it?
Here is something that I am sure it will make so much sense to you, and that is something that I kept repeating on, and on, and on to my customers for full 8 years working at IRD.
Remember this, it's simple:
If it does not feel right, it is definitely not right!
Pretty obvious, do you agree? The solution was always in front of your eyes!
Right here! On page 3 of every notice of assessment you received from IRD!
Look!
As I said, page 3.
Now here comes the harder part, talking to IRD.
The good thing is, help is on the way!!!
Keep scrolling down to the bottom and you will find a link that will get you to a fun quiz I made for YOU to help you learn about other options you have available in case if you have doubts that your child support is correct and fair!
Dealing with Inland Revenue can be challenging and time-consuming.
However, it is important to find a smart way to use the system effectively in order to make sure everything is fair and square.
You search for information and answers online, and you end up being overwhelmed with the amount of content, and you don't know where to start?
You reach for support from Inland Revenue, just to find out that they will respond to your email within 15 working days...
You need your answers NOW and try and ring them, just to find out that after waiting for 40 minutes your call was dropped...
Then you go to Facebook groups and you find nothing but negativity, complaining and false answers from unreputable resources...
You call your friend that had child support for few years now, and you think that your situation should be same as theirs....
But did they forgot to tell you everything? Did they miss a tiny detail that makes a huge difference?
...OR, YOU CAN GO LIKE THIS:
And then, you do the worst thing - YOU GIVE UP!
You say things like: "I can't be bothered" , "I'll deal with this later" , "This is too complicated"...
Neglecting to address this issue might mean that you are limiting your child's financial support.
Therefore, it is important to seek solutions that allow you to manage child support efficiently and confidently while still dedicating time to other aspects of your life. By finding a balance and resolving this matter, you can create a positive environment for yourself and those around you, enabling personal and emotional growth for both you and the child.
..correct me if I am wrong.
The truth is, if you don't find a way to deal with child support without it taking more time from you, your quality of life and the possibility to have new relationship simply can't grow.
If you and the other parent are co-parenting/sharing the care of the child
or
you are interested in co-parenting in the future,
I created a 15-step shared care checklist, and you can >>>download it for free<<<
I created this fun quiz on how to make sure your child support is not squeezing you out dry and you are not being taken advantage of by the other parent.
It has 25 simple and easy to understand questions, and have a simple purpose:
To have fun
To learn about your options trough examples, and
To give you an idea of what "special circumstances" might be
Hopefully it will help you find out if your child support assessment is fair and correct, or you would want it reviewed.
You've got this!
