Okla. Stat. tit. 43, § 43-111.4
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Protection of child from child abuse or neglect or
Official statutory text
domestic violence by parent – Suspension of visitation.
A. A parent who, in good faith and with a reasonable belief
supported by fact, determines that the child of that parent is the
victim of child abuse or neglect, or suffers from effects of
domestic violence, may take necessary actions to protect the child,
including refusing to permit visitation.
B. In cases in which there is evidence to substantiate
suspected or confirmed child abuse or neglect, visitation shall be
suspended.
A. A parent who, in good faith and with a reasonable belief
supported by fact, determines that the child of that parent is the
victim of child abuse or neglect, or suffers from effects of
domestic violence, may take necessary actions to protect the child,
including refusing to permit visitation.
B. In cases in which there is evidence to substantiate
suspected or confirmed child abuse or neglect, visitation shall be
suspended.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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