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As the non-custodial parent, what happens if I have remarried, and part of the State income tax refund belongs to my new spouse?

April 26, 2017belongs happens non-custodial parent refund remarried State

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As the non-custodial parent, what happens if I have remarried, and part of the State income tax refund belongs to my new spouse?

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Withholding for delinquent child support can only be made against the person responsible for the payment of the support. The non-debtor spouse (NDS) may request a refund of his/her portion of the tax refund by writing to CSEA at one of the branch locations. Since the agency will calculate the NDS portion of the tax refund, a copy of the filed Hawaii income tax return must be included with the request.