Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-557.22
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Marriage or divorce of a gestational carrier
Official statutory text
A. The marriage of a gestational carrier after she enters into
a gestational agreement does not affect the gestational agreement.
In such instances, the consent of the person who became the spouse
of the gestational carrier after the gestational carrier entered
into the gestational agreement is not required in order for the
court to validate the gestational agreement, and such person need
not be party to the validation proceedings. The spouse of the
gestational carrier in such instances shall not be presumed to be
the parent of any resulting child.
B. The divorce or separation of the gestational carrier and any
spouse of the gestational carrier shall not affect the validation or
enforceability of such gestational agreement or the ability of the
court to validate such gestational agreement that otherwise complies
with this act.
a gestational agreement does not affect the gestational agreement.
In such instances, the consent of the person who became the spouse
of the gestational carrier after the gestational carrier entered
into the gestational agreement is not required in order for the
court to validate the gestational agreement, and such person need
not be party to the validation proceedings. The spouse of the
gestational carrier in such instances shall not be presumed to be
the parent of any resulting child.
B. The divorce or separation of the gestational carrier and any
spouse of the gestational carrier shall not affect the validation or
enforceability of such gestational agreement or the ability of the
court to validate such gestational agreement that otherwise complies
with this act.
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