SB755 modifies the time frame for setting a hearing for certain temporary orders in dissolution of marriage cases in Oklahoma.
SB755 amends Oklahoma law to modify the time frame for setting a hearing for certain temporary orders in dissolution of marriage cases. Specifically, it mandates that the court schedule a hearing within thirty days from the date the application for temporary orders is presented, unless the parties agree to waive this requirement in writing. The bill also outlines the circumstances under which temporary orders and automatic temporary injunctions may be issued, including provisions for child custody, support, and visitation, as well as spousal maintenance and property division.
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