Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-557.1
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Policy
Official statutory text
It is the policy of the State of Oklahoma to allow private
parties to enter into gestational agreements in order to help
facilitate the birth of children to parents who are not otherwise
able to conceive or carry them, to allow the gestational carriers of
such children to be properly compensated for providing this
important and selfless undertaking and to provide a mechanism to
ensure that gestational agreements will be enforced and that the
expectations of the parties to gestational agreements will be
protected.
parties to enter into gestational agreements in order to help
facilitate the birth of children to parents who are not otherwise
able to conceive or carry them, to allow the gestational carriers of
such children to be properly compensated for providing this
important and selfless undertaking and to provide a mechanism to
ensure that gestational agreements will be enforced and that the
expectations of the parties to gestational agreements will be
protected.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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