Oklahoma HB1997 amends marriage laws to include exceptions for parental consent and court approval for minors.
Oklahoma HB1997, known as the Child Protection Act of 2024, modifies marriage laws for minors. It requires parental consent or court approval for marriage licenses. Exceptions include active military duty, deceased or incapacitated parents, or unknown whereabouts. The bill also allows a judge to consent if parents object. Certificates and permissions must be retained by the issuing official.
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