Oklahoma HB3845 authorizes courts to suspend or revoke licenses for noncompliance with child support orders.
Oklahoma HB3845 allows district courts to suspend, revoke, or place on probation the licenses of individuals who fail to comply with child support orders. The bill defines "license" as any recreational or motor vehicle license. Courts can order these actions if the obligor fails to make required child support payments. The licensing board must comply with court orders to suspend or revoke licenses. The obligor can request reinstatement if they pay the required support and agree to a payment plan.
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