Marriage and family; unpaid child support; revocation; driving privileges; effective date.

Summary

The bill lets Oklahoma district courts and the Department of Human Services order the suspension, revocation, non‑issuance, or non‑renewal of various licenses—including driver’s, hunting, fishing, and vessel licenses—when a parent has not complied with a child‑support order for at least 90 days. It also permits courts to place the obligor on probation with a payment plan instead of immediate license loss. The measure aims to boost child‑support collections and lower costs to the state.

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