Oklahoma HB2936 amends the Oklahoma Gestational Agreement Act to restrict intended parents from being convicted of crimes against children.
Oklahoma HB2936 amends the Oklahoma Gestational Agreement Act to prohibit an individual from being an intended parent in a gestational agreement if they have been convicted of a crime against a child. The bill also restricts the placement of a child if the petitioners or any person residing in their home has been convicted of certain felony offenses, including child molestation or crimes involving violence. The act sets forth requirements for gestational agreements, including age restrictions for intended parents and limitations on the number of intended parents.
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