OK SB79

Creates the Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act in Oklahoma, allowing courts to issue abduction prevention orders when evidence establishes a credible risk of child abduction

Establishes 13 risk factors courts must consider, including prior abduction attempts, threats to abduct, domestic violence history, lack of ties to the U.S., and activities indicating planned abduction such as selling property, closing accounts, or obtaining travel documents

Authorizes courts to impose prevention measures including travel restrictions, passport surrender requirements, supervised visitation, posting of bonds, and prohibition on removing children from designated geographic areas

Permits ex parte warrants to take physical custody of a child when there is credible risk of imminent wrongful removal, with a hearing required no later than the next judicial day after execution

Takes effect November 1, 2025 and applies to unemancipated individuals under 18 years of age