Oklahoma Code § 10-7505-3.3

Title 10. Children: Disclosure Statement of Adoption-related Costs and
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Expenditures.

A.  The Disclosure Statement of Adoption-related Costs and
Expenditures required by Section 7505-3.2 of Title 10 of the
Oklahoma Statutes shall be in substantially the following form:
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT OF ADOPTION-RELATED COSTS AND EXPENDITURES
The following is a declaration of all fees, expenses, and costs
charged or expected to be charged for the adoption:
1.  Retainer fees in the amount of ______________________;
2.  The hourly billing rate of _____________________ and the
number of hours billed for the adoption _____________________ for a
total amount of ____________________;
3.  All fees charged for preplacement or other home studies of
any prospective birth parents, regardless of whether the study was
performed by a third-party ___________________;
4.  All costs, fees, or expenses or any other thing of value
paid to or on behalf of the birth parents related to the adoption by
any party other than the adoptive parents __________________________
_______________________________________________________________; and
5.  Any other fees and expenses related to the adoption not
previously listed in this disclosure statement _____________________
__________________________________________________________________.
B.  The Disclosure Statement of Adoption-related Costs and
Expenditures that shall be filed with the court clerk and available
for public inspection shall include the following:
"I, ____________________, Judge of the District Court in and for
_________________ County, State of Oklahoma, a Court having original
adoption jurisdiction, do hereby certify that upon this day,
________________, the disclosures contained in this disclosure
statement are consistent with the sealed disclosure statement filed
in the adoption case."

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