Had thousands deducted for child support and had to ask NAV for social assistance
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A woman who is called "Anne" in the story had a permanent job and no debt. Nevertheless, thousands of kroner were deducted from her salary as child support. After the deduction, she had to ask NAV for social assistance.
Child support is money a parent pays to their child under an agreement or a decision. When the support is deducted directly from wages, the person paying receives less money each month. This can make it difficult to pay rent, food and other fixed expenses, especially if the amount is large.
The source text gives few details about the case. It does not say how large the amounts were, and it does not explain why the deduction was made. What is clear is that Anne faced serious financial problems, even though she had a job and no debt.
The case shows how a deduction from wages can affect the finances of a person who is otherwise stable. Anyone with questions about child support can contact Bidragsinnkrevingen or NAV for help.
Sources: cedarnews.net
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