Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-4-502
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Two or more guardians
Official statutory text
A. If there are two guardians, the act of one alone shall be
effectual:
1. If a coguardian is laboring under any legal disability from
serving, said coguardian in such case shall be relieved from
official liability; provided however, proper finding and valid order
of the district court having jurisdiction therein is first obtained;
or
2. If a coguardian has given the other coguardian authority in
writing to act for both.
B. If there are more than two guardians, the act of a majority
of them is valid, however, any guardian may authorize his or her
coguardians to act on that guardian's behalf by giving the other
coguardian authority in writing to do so.
effectual:
1. If a coguardian is laboring under any legal disability from
serving, said coguardian in such case shall be relieved from
official liability; provided however, proper finding and valid order
of the district court having jurisdiction therein is first obtained;
or
2. If a coguardian has given the other coguardian authority in
writing to act for both.
B. If there are more than two guardians, the act of a majority
of them is valid, however, any guardian may authorize his or her
coguardians to act on that guardian's behalf by giving the other
coguardian authority in writing to do so.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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