Okla. Stat. tit. 43, § 43-138
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Recording of costs in child support enforcement cases -
Official statutory text
Assessment against nonprevailing party.
Costs incurred in a child support enforcement case in which a
party is represented by an office operated by or for the benefit of
the Oklahoma Department of Human Services shall be recorded by the
court clerk. The reasonable costs may be assessed by the court
against the nonprevailing party at the conclusion of the
proceedings.
Costs incurred in a child support enforcement case in which a
party is represented by an office operated by or for the benefit of
the Oklahoma Department of Human Services shall be recorded by the
court clerk. The reasonable costs may be assessed by the court
against the nonprevailing party at the conclusion of the
proceedings.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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