In order for an obligor to be submitted for IRS federal tax offset, the case must be a IV-D case and the arrears must be for child support; spousal support, if it is included as part of child support order; or medical support.
What laws did Theodore Roosevelt pass? Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th president of the United States. He passed the Elkins Anti-Rebate Law, the creation of the Department of Commerce, and the Hepburn Bill. Edit
Back on this day in 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt tested his constitutional powers by protecting the Grand Canyon using a legal loophole. Roosevelt was arguably the first modern President to use executive orders and presidential proclamations to set policies outside of the bounds of Congress, on a regular basis. test of Rooseveltâs expanded powers came in an area deeply personal to him: the conservation of lands. After his first wifeâs death, Roosevelt spent extended time in the western part of the United States, and his love of nature was well-documented.