SB1715 modifies training requirements for guardians ad litem and mandates inclusion of specific information in their reports.
SB1715 amends Oklahoma law to require guardians ad litem to include certain information in their reports, such as allegations of domestic violence against either party. The bill also mandates that guardians ad litem certify they have read and understood a manual on best practices, which the Oklahoma Bar Association must review and update every two years. Additionally, the bill modifies training requirements for guardians ad litem, including domestic violence training. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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