Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-7509-1.3
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Invalidation or revocation of final decree of
Official statutory text
adoption.
If a person, attorney or licensed child-placing agency is
investigated by law enforcement for suspected fraud or trafficking
in children, the final decree of adoption shall not be invalidated
or revoked. Provided, however, if an adoptive parent is
investigated for suspected fraud or trafficking, the final decree of
adoption may be invalidated or revoked by the court upon good cause
shown.
If a person, attorney or licensed child-placing agency is
investigated by law enforcement for suspected fraud or trafficking
in children, the final decree of adoption shall not be invalidated
or revoked. Provided, however, if an adoptive parent is
investigated for suspected fraud or trafficking, the final decree of
adoption may be invalidated or revoked by the court upon good cause
shown.
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