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3.—(1) No fee is payable under this Order if, at the time when the fee would otherwise be payable, the party has the number of children specified in column 1 of the following table and—
(a)if the party is single, the gross annual income of the party does not exceed the amount set out in the appropriate row of column 2; or
(b)if the party is one of a couple, the gross annual income of the couple does not exceed the amount set out in the appropriate row of column 3.
Column 1 Number of children of party | Column 2 Single | Column 3 Couple |
---|---|---|
no children | £13,000 | £18,000 |
1 child | £15,930 | £20,930 |
2 children | £18,860 | £23,860 |
3 children | £21,790 | £26,790 |
4 children | £24,720 | £29,720 |
(2) If the party has more than 4 children then the relevant amount of gross annual income is the amount specified in the table for 4 children plus the sum of £2,930 for each additional child.
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