Oklahoma SB163 amends child custody laws to prioritize child safety and well-being.
Oklahoma SB163 amends child custody laws to prioritize the safety and well-being of children in custody disputes. Courts must consider the best interests of the child's physical, mental, and moral welfare. The bill allows for joint custody if deemed in the child's best interest, and it prohibits considering a parent's absence or relocation due to domestic violence against them in custody decisions. It also mandates that courts prioritize the safety of children who are victims of child abuse or domestic violence.
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