Supported decision-making; Oklahoma Supported Decision-Making Act; purpose; terms; agreement; tasks; information; evidence; presumptions; civil or criminal liability; form; codification; effective date.

Summary

The Oklahoma Supported Decision‑Making Act lets adults 18 or older with disabilities enter a written agreement with one or more supporters who can help them gather information, understand options, and communicate choices about personal, health, or financial matters. Supporters gain legal standing to assist but cannot make decisions for the adult, and either party can end the agreement at any time. The law aims to promote autonomy while providing a least‑restrictive support structure.

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