Oklahoma SB1283 modifies the residency requirement for agents appointed by nonresident executors, administrators, or guardians.
Oklahoma SB1283 amends the residency requirement for agents appointed by nonresident executors, administrators, or guardians. The bill updates statutory language to make it gender-neutral and specifies that the agent must reside in the county where the executor, administrator, or guardian is appointed. This change ensures that the service of any legal process against the executor, administrator, or guardian made on the agent has the same legal effect as if made on the executor, administrator, or guardian personally within the state.
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