Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-238.1

Voluntary acknowledgment of obligation.

A. For the purposes of establishing the amount of the debt

which has accrued as provided for in Section 238 of this title, to

establish an obligation for support in the absence of a court order

of support, or to establish a judgment for support preceding the

filing of the support action pursuant to Section 83 of Title 10 of

the Oklahoma Statutes, the Division may issue a notice of a support

obligation to establish current support and support owed for past

months in accordance with the child support guidelines, Section 118

of Title 43 of the Oklahoma Statutes. The notice of debt shall be

served upon the obligor in the same manner prescribed for the

service of summons in a civil action. The notice of obligation

shall include:

1. A statement of the support debt accrued, as defined in

Section 237.7 of this title;

2. The amount of monthly child support required for the minor

child as determined by the child support guidelines, Section 118 of

Title 43 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

3. A statement that either or both parents shall be required to

provide medical support for the child, which may include health

insurance, cash medical support, or a combination of both, and pay

the proportionate share of medical expenses not reimbursed by

insurance, as determined by the court;

4. A statement that the obligor shall be required to keep the

Division informed of the obligor's current address, the name and

address of the obligor's current employer and access to health

insurance and other insurance policy information of the obligor;

5. A statement containing the name of the child and the name of

the custodian of the child;

6. A statement that the obligor may object to all or any part

of the notice of support debt at a hearing which will be held at a

given location on a date specified in the notice to show cause why

the obligor should not be determined liable for the support

requested in the notice and for any or all of the obligation accrued

or accruing, and the amount to be paid thereon; and

7. A statement that if the obligor fails to appear at the

hearing, the monthly support requested and the support debt shall be

made an administrative order subject to collection action and shall

be filed in the office of the court clerk in the county of residence

of the custodian of the child or, if the custodian resides out of

state, in the county of residence of the obligor or elsewhere as

provided in Section 231 et seq. of this title. The administrative

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order shall be enforced in the same manner as an order of the

district court.

B. The Division may accept voluntary acknowledgments of support

liability and stipulated support amounts. The obligor shall be

informed, in the notice specified by this section, that the obligor

may make voluntary acknowledgments.

C. The lump-sum judgment established for support owed prior to

the establishment of the current support order shall draw interest

pursuant to Section 114 of Title 43 of the Oklahoma Statutes.