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It depends. Usually, the Child Support has a precedence and the IRS will take his refund (the amount he owes) to cover it. In certain situations the IRS can release the refund for the child support, but it will not happen automatically.
Here's a link to the Treasury Offset Program with more information: https://www.treasury.gov/services/report-fwa/Pages/treasury_offset_program.aspx
It depends. Usually, the Child Support has a precedence and the IRS will take his refund (the amount he owes) to cover it. In certain situations the IRS can release the refund for the child support, but it will not happen automatically.
Here's a link to the Treasury Offset Program with more information: https://www.treasury.gov/services/report-fwa/Pages/treasury_offset_program.aspx
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