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Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-557.3

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Gestational agreement – Legal contract

Official statutory text

A. Any prospective gestational carrier who meets the

requirements for gestational carriers pursuant to the Oklahoma

Gestational Agreement Act and the gestational spouse, if applicable,

may enter into a gestational agreement with one or more intended

parents of a child to be conceived pursuant to such gestational

agreement.

B. A gestational agreement must meet the minimum requirements

under this act, including validation by the court. A gestational

agreement that conforms to these requirements and has been validated

in compliance with this act is a legal contract and is legally

enforceable.

C. A gestational agreement under this act shall be governed by

Oklahoma law, and this act shall control over any other law which

conflicts with the express terms of this act insofar as such other

law relates to the creation, validation or enforcement of

gestational agreements, the rights and obligations of the parties

thereto and any children born as a result thereof.

D. A gestational carrier arrangement carried out under a

validated gestational agreement in compliance with this act shall

not be considered trafficking in children.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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