The DWP is cracking down on parents who refuse to pay child maintenance with faster sanctions
The Department for Work and Pensions has issued a stark warning ahead of a crackdown on parents who refuse to pay child maintenance.
DWP bosses have announced the enforcement process will be "made almost four times faster and non-compliance will be detected and dealt with more quickly".READ MORE: Warning to E.on Next customers over winter discount eligibility Families, the DWP said, will be paid faster as the Child Maintenance Service will be able to use an administrative liability order to recover unpaid child maintenance instead of applying to the courts and waiting up to 22 weeks. It is anticipated this change could reduce the wait for further action to around six to eight weeks.
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