This bill amends various sections of Oklahoma's divorce laws, specifically addressing grounds for divorce, educational programs for parents, and the division of property. It modifies the permissible grounds for divorce by adding new reasons such as habitual drunkenness and gross neglect of duty, while also removing outdated grounds like impotency. The bill updates the requirements for educational programs that parents must attend when children are involved, ensuring that these programs cover the impact of divorce on children and provide resources for managing conflict and co-parenting.

Additionally, the bill introduces a requirement for the establishment of a trust fund for children in cases where a divorce is granted on the basis of fault. The at-fault parent must create and fund this trust within sixty days of the divorce decree, with the non-at-fault parent given priority to serve as the executor until the child turns eighteen. The bill includes strict safeguards against unauthorized withdrawals from the trust fund and outlines penalties for noncompliance, ensuring that the child's welfare is prioritized. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.