Oklahoma Time Taken, Time Back Act creates additional visitation periods for parents denied court-ordered access due to DHS investigations.
The Oklahoma Time Taken, Time Back Act mandates courts to order additional visitation periods for parents who were denied court-ordered visitation or custody access due to an investigation by the Department of Human Services. These additional periods must be of the same type and duration as the denied visitation or custody access and can include weekend, holiday, or summer visitation. The additional visitation must occur within two years of the date the court-ordered visitation or custody access was denied.
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