Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-4-707
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Execution of waivers or consents for wards
Official statutory text
The duly appointed and acting guardian, limited guardian,
conservator, attorney in fact, or any other person legally
authorized to act on behalf of any minor or incapacitated or
partially incapacitated heir, devisee or legatee may execute waivers
or consents for his ward as authorized by the court. There shall be
attached to each waiver or consent a certified copy of the
instrument authorizing him to perform such act.
conservator, attorney in fact, or any other person legally
authorized to act on behalf of any minor or incapacitated or
partially incapacitated heir, devisee or legatee may execute waivers
or consents for his ward as authorized by the court. There shall be
attached to each waiver or consent a certified copy of the
instrument authorizing him to perform such act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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