Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-10
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Transfer to county of domicile of minor or ward
Official statutory text
In any case where it is shown to the court that the domicile of
a minor or ward has been changed from the county where the
guardianship is pending to another county in this state, the
guardianship may, upon application verified by oath, after notice
has been given to the next of kin of such minor or ward and upon
good cause shown, be removed to such other county, which would be
the proper venue, in the manner and upon the conditions prescribed
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 58. Probate Procedure Page 14
in the second preceding section for the transfer of suits, matters
or proceedings if the court finds that the domicile of the minor or
ward has been changed in good faith and that such transfer would be
for the best interest of such minor or ward.
a minor or ward has been changed from the county where the
guardianship is pending to another county in this state, the
guardianship may, upon application verified by oath, after notice
has been given to the next of kin of such minor or ward and upon
good cause shown, be removed to such other county, which would be
the proper venue, in the manner and upon the conditions prescribed
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 58. Probate Procedure Page 14
in the second preceding section for the transfer of suits, matters
or proceedings if the court finds that the domicile of the minor or
ward has been changed in good faith and that such transfer would be
for the best interest of such minor or ward.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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