Oklahoma HB2707 allows courts to order additional periods of possession or access to a child if court-ordered possession or access has been denied.
Oklahoma HB2707 authorizes courts to order additional periods of possession or access to a child if court-ordered possession or access has been denied. The court may include weekend, holiday, and summer periods, and these additional periods must occur within two years of the denial. The person denied possession or access can decide the time of the additional periods. The bill also ensures that this provision does not create a cause of action against the Department of Human Services or waive sovereign immunity. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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