Yes. The purpose of the injured spouse for is to split everything on a joint income tax return so the IRS knows how much refund or tax due goes to you and your husband.
If there is an offset for back child support, the injured spouse form is supposed to protect your part of the refund. Generally it works.
The form does not show you and your husband's refund amount. However if your husband is not working and had no withholding, then the entire refund should go on your side.
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