You don't have to BE rich to LIVE rich
You don't have to BE rich to LIVE rich
The short answer: Yes. The IRS can deduct part of, or all of, your tax refund money to settle child support arrears. Family law gives the state and federal governments the full right to intercept your funds and ensure that the child is taken care of. This happens through the Federal Tax Refund Offset Program. […]
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You aren’t alone in your struggle to track down child support. Single parents all over the United State have similar difficulties getting the money they’re owed. In fact, in 2013, less than half of custodial parents received their court-ordered support. Their non-custodial parents (NCPs) are simply failing to provide, and the government agencies in charge
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