Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-240.16
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Court-ordered payment plan - Probationary continuation
Official statutory text
of license.
When the obligor enters into a court-ordered payment plan to
repay any past due support pursuant to Section 240.15 of this title
and provides proof to the court that the obligor is complying with
all other provisions of the order for support, the OAH may place the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 56. Poor Persons Page 161
obligor on probation. Probation will allow the obligor to practice
or continue to practice his or her profession, occupation or
business or to operate a motor vehicle. Probation shall be
conditioned upon full compliance with the order. If the OAH grants
probation, the period shall not exceed three (3) years, and the
terms of probation shall provide for automatic suspension of the
license if the obligor does not fully comply with the order.
When the obligor enters into a court-ordered payment plan to
repay any past due support pursuant to Section 240.15 of this title
and provides proof to the court that the obligor is complying with
all other provisions of the order for support, the OAH may place the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 56. Poor Persons Page 161
obligor on probation. Probation will allow the obligor to practice
or continue to practice his or her profession, occupation or
business or to operate a motor vehicle. Probation shall be
conditioned upon full compliance with the order. If the OAH grants
probation, the period shall not exceed three (3) years, and the
terms of probation shall provide for automatic suspension of the
license if the obligor does not fully comply with the order.
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