Wisconsin Child Support: Your Guide to Past-Due Support
This file provides an overview and instructions related to past-due child support in Wisconsin, outlining actions that may be taken and methods to manage payments. It includes information on increased withholdings, interest charges, tax refund intercepts, and more. This guide is essential for parents dealing with child support issues and seeking to understand their options.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
Submit the completed form to your local child support agency. You can find contact information such as email addresses, fax numbers, and physical addresses on the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families website. Online submission forms are also available on the same website.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to guide parents through the process of managing past-due child support. It outlines various enforcement actions that may be taken when support is not paid as ordered by the court. The form aims to provide clarity on payment plans, tax intercept procedures, and other related actions.
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- 1. Increased Withholdings: Details on additional income withholdings for past-due support.
- 2. Interest Charges: Information on interest rates applied to past-due support.
- 3. Tax Refund Intercept: Procedures for intercepting tax refunds to collect past-due support.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form can result in continued enforcement actions by the child support agency.
- Increased Withholdings: Additional amounts may be withheld from the payer's income.
- Interest Charges: Accrued interest will continue to increase the total past-due amount.
- Tax Refund Intercept: Tax refunds may be intercepted to cover the past-due support.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Owing Past-Due Support: When a parent owes past-due support and needs to understand the enforcement actions.
- 2. Receiving Support: For parents receiving support who need information on collection methods.
- 3. Modifying Support: When a parent needs to modify the existing support order due to changes in circumstances.
Frequently Asked Question
How do I know if my tax refunds have been intercepted?
The U.S. Treasury and the state DOR will mail you a notice when they intercept your refund.
Is tax intercept used to collect birth costs even if I live with the mother and our child?
Yes, if Medicaid or BadgerCare Plus paid for your child's birth costs and the court orders you to pay these costs.
If I am paying on my past-due support, is tax intercept still used?
Yes, if your case meets the requirements listed for federal tax refund intercept.
What happens if I paid all the past-due support before my tax refund was intercepted?
The IRS and the state DOR will only intercept the amount owed at the time they process your tax return.
Will the IRS take my new spouse's tax refund if we file jointly?
No, not if you file an 'Injured Spouse Claim' with your federal joint return.
Why did they take $500 from both my federal and state refund?
Both the IRS and Wisconsin DOR might intercept your refunds if they process your returns at the same time.
When will I receive the child support payment from tax intercept?
You will usually get the support payment from federal joint returns about six months after the Trust Fund gets the payment.
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