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If the only option is to use child care then you need to negotiate who is going to pay it. Usually, if the children live with one parent then they are responsible for the child care costs and the other non resident vintage disc golf knowledge poster  parent will pay child maintenance. Therefore, you could argue that the mother should pay the costs as the children are with her overnight. However, it is unlikely that the child maintenance money you pay will cover half of the usual costs of the children let alone contribute to the additional child care costs. It may therefore be reasonable if you offered to contribute half to the payments. However, the mother can only deal with the issue of maintenance through the CSA and they do not make provision for child care.

It is worth looking at whether the mother is entitled to the child care allowance of working tax credit which may resolve this matter. I hope this has been of assistance. As always I would fully recommend attend mediation to assist you to resolve this dispute. Further information in relation to mediation can be foundhere. Owing to debts resulting from a divorce settlement, I hae no spare cash and cannot afford to go to court to secure contact arrangements to see my 14 yo daughter. I moved to England following my divorve and travel monthly to see my daughter in Belfast. She has never stayed with me overnight in more than 5 years and refuses to recognise my new partner. Is there any form of support or advice I can get to secure reasonable contact, including overnight stays when I am in Belfast without going to court?