OK SB2104

Amends district court jurisdiction over trusts by clarifying that necessary parties include qualified beneficiaries, current trustees, and persons actually receiving distributions, while contingent beneficiaries are not necessary parties

Establishes enforceability standards for forfeiture (no-contest) clauses in wills and trusts, allowing enforcement unless the challenger proves by preponderance of evidence that just cause existed and the action was brought in good faith

Creates a nonjudicial settlement of account procedure allowing trustees to obtain discharge when a trust terminates, the trustee ceases to serve, or for interim accounting periods, with 60-day objection window and claims barred if no timely objections are raised

Modifies the definition of "qualified beneficiary" by removing the requirement for a vested remainder interest and adding categories for those who would be distributees if current interests terminated or if the trust terminated

Effective date: November 1, 2026