Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-3-103
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Nomination of guardian or limited guardian by will
Official statutory text
A parent of an unmarried incapacitated or partially
incapacitated person, the spouse of a married incapacitated or
partially incapacitated person, or an adult child of such person who
is serving as guardian or limited guardian may nominate by will, or
by other writing executed by the nominating parent or parents,
spouse, or adult child, an individual to serve as guardian or
limited guardian upon the death or incapacity of the nominator.
Such nomination shall be executed by the nominator in the same
manner as provided for nominations made pursuant to Section 3-102 of
this title.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 30. Guardian and Ward Page 35
incapacitated person, the spouse of a married incapacitated or
partially incapacitated person, or an adult child of such person who
is serving as guardian or limited guardian may nominate by will, or
by other writing executed by the nominating parent or parents,
spouse, or adult child, an individual to serve as guardian or
limited guardian upon the death or incapacity of the nominator.
Such nomination shall be executed by the nominator in the same
manner as provided for nominations made pursuant to Section 3-102 of
this title.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 30. Guardian and Ward Page 35
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