Should I give my ex money from his intercepted tax refund that I will receive due to child support arrearages?

For income tax purposes, none of the 35,000 is considered taxable income, and it will not appear on the person's tax return. And it's normally the tax return that the court will look at to assess income. That having been said, even though it's not income, it is one of his assets.

Admittedly, I know a lot more about tax than I do about family courts. But if he doesn't bring the money to the attention of the court, than your friend should. The court can order an asset search, and He can be compelled to produce bank records.

Inheritence or gift is NOT earned income and NO tax is due.

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