In March of this year, Congress passed the CARES Act as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak. As you may already know, included in the CARES Act were stimulus checks to individuals and families that qualified based on certain income limitations. Qualified individuals received up to $1,200 each plus $500 per child. Many Kain & Scott clients worried that their creditors would be able to levy the stimulus checks before they received the money. Mostly, clients worried about the IRS or Minnesota Revenue taking the funds to pay for any tax debt they may have. The good news is that Congress made sure to protect the stimulus checks from most creditors, including all tax agencies. That means, not even the IRS could take a stimulus check from someone.
Can Creditors or Can Child Support Take My Stimulus Check in MN?
In March of this year, Congress passed the CARES Act as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak. As you...