We had a telephone call from a woman who needed to find out where her husband was. He had left her along with the kids but had not given her a forwarding address. She told us that although he came to see their youngsters when a week he didn’t give her any money for them and without an address for him she could not give his particulars to the CSA. He had changed his job when he left and she didn't know exactly where he was operating now. The only time she knew where he was was when he came to see the youngsters.
We decided that to find out where he was living and operating we should fit a tracking device to his vehicle. This would tell us exactly where he was staying and where he was working. The vehicle belonged to our client so we could fit the device when he subsequent came to go to the children. We suggested the device really should remain on the vehicle for two weeks. This would guarantee a superb pattern of movements from the automobile.
We identified the data within the first week and using a couple of follow up telephone calls confirmed the information was right. We removed the device right after two weeks and our client could give the information to the CSA. Our client then decided she wanted to know if he was cohabitating with another woman. We carried out surveillance on the home address we had located for him. Right after 3 sessions of six hour slots we had sufficient evidence of cohabitation for our client to take to her solicitor.
We have considering that discovered out that she has filed for divorce on the ground of adultery and that he left her for this new woman. He has had to pay all of the arrears from the CSA.
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The Cannock Chase District administrative centre and a market town, and is one the most populous towns in the district of Cannock Chase in the county of Staffordshire in the West Midlands region of England, and has a population of 29,018 as of the 2011 census, is Cannock (/ˈk nək/). To the conurbation of West Midlands' north on the A5, A34, and M6 roads, and to Cannock Chase's south, an (AONB) Outstanding Natural Beauty Area, Cannock lies.
Visit WebsiteServed by a Chase Line railway station is Cannock. Called Chenet in the Domesday Book of 1086 was Cannock. A rural community that is small until during the mid-to-late 19th century mining heavily increased was Cannock. In August each year, known as the "Brick Chase" colloquially, the "Run of Great Cannock" takes place.
Visit WebsiteOn a slope that is south-west facing, falling from the Cannock Chase's highest point (244 m) at Castle Ring, to about 148 m in the town centre and 111 m near Wedges Mills, is Cannock. Located close to the motorways of M6 toll, M6, and M54, is Cannock. A non-denominational mixed comprehensive with just over 1000 pupils aged 11-18 is Cannock Chase High School.
Visit WebsiteAbout 20 miles (30 km) by road north-north-west of Birmingham, 80 miles (130 km) south-south-east of Manchester and 130 miles (210 km) north-west of London is Cannock. Cannock South was the ward with the biggest increase (16.1%). Born outside the United Kingdom were 3.1% of Cannock's residents. Ceased publication in November 2011, was another free weekly, the Chase Post (an edition of the Cannock Chase & Burntwood Post.
Visit WebsiteComprises four district council wards that are electoral is the town, and the South ward of Cannock includes the of Bridgtown civil parish, but unparished is the rest of Cannock. Probably cnocc that is Old English meaning 'hillock', modified by the vowel insertion to Canoc by pronunciation that is Norman, is Cannock. In 1967, the town's colliery last to close was Mid Cannock, and Littleton (in Huntington), was in 1993 the last colliery remaining in the area of Cannock Chase to close.
Visit WebsiteLocated nearby containing 4,885 German military dead from the First and Second World Wars is Cannock Chase German war cemetery. Has a moderate, temperate climate is Cannock. One of England's field hockey clubs that is leading, and supplies internationals of England is Cannock Hockey Club. Reopened it as the new Innovation and Skills Hub of Cannock Chase the following summer with courses starting there from September 2018, though in July 2017 the College of South Staffordshire closed its Campus in Cannock.
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