Understanding the Legal Obligations of Deployment Notifications
Hello, I’m attorney Dillan Savage of Wirth Law Office – Oklahoma City. Today we are going to be discussing the obligation of a deploying parent to notify the non-deploying parent of that deployment.
Under Oklahoma law in Title 43 Section 150.4, a deploying parent must notify a non-deploying parent no longer than 10 days after they receive notification of their deployment orders. If you receive deployment orders as a parent, it is essential to provide a copy of those orders to the non-deploying parent within this 10-day window.
Immediate Notification in Urgent Situations
There is an important addendum to consider. If you receive your deployment orders and need to deploy before the 10-day notice period is up—say, in five days or even two days—you are required to immediately provide a copy of those orders to the non-deploying parent. This ensures that the non-deploying parent is informed as soon as possible, facilitating better communication and planning.
To summarize, whether you are the deploying parent or the non-deploying parent, it’s crucial to adhere to these legal requirements. The deploying parent must notify the non-deploying parent and provide a copy of the deployment orders within the stipulated timeframe of 10 days. If the deployment occurs sooner, immediate notification is necessary.
Stay Informed and Prepared
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