Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-7503-1.2: Written adoption full-disclosure statement -

Signatures.

A. A written adoption full-disclosure statement shall be

prepared by the attorneys of record for the petitioner and birth

parents in a direct-placement adoption of a minor in this state.

Each statement shall include:

1. The name and address of the attorney;

2. A copy of Sections 865 through 869 of Title 21 of the

Oklahoma Statutes relating to child trafficking;

3. A copy of Section 7505-3.2 of Title 10 of the Oklahoma

Statutes relating to allowable adoption-related costs and expenses;

4. The scope of services provided by the attorney to, or

discussed by the attorney with, the client or clients of the

attorney including, but not limited to, services, if rendered, that

aid in:

a. coping with the particular behaviors and developmental

history of the child,

b. understanding the psychological needs of the child

that are related to the racial, ethnic, or cultural

background of the child,

c. explaining how to help the child understand adoption,

d. understanding the perspective of the birth parent,

e. coping with the loss of the child by the birth parent,

f. understanding search and reunion issues,

g. information addressing open and closed adoptions, and

h. search and reunion resources;

5. A procedure for grievances; provided, that this may be a

reference to a Bar Association service for addressing fee disputes

or ethics complaints;

6. The manner by which the attorney charges fees for legal

services for an adoption, the refund policy, if any, and other

expected or anticipated related fees and expenses of the adoption;

7. A statement that customary risks associated with adoptions

involve:

a. birth parents who choose not to relinquish parental

rights or not to consent to the adoption,

b. birth parents who seek to withdraw a consent to

adoption or oppose the adoption for other reasons,

c. uncertainty or inaccurate information regarding

paternity,

d. the prenatal care or actions of the birth mother or

care or health of the child, and

e. discovery of the applicability of the federal and

Oklahoma Indian Child Welfare Acts;

8. A provision informing persons that coercion of birth parents

is prohibited;

9. A statement that an attorney in this state shall not

represent both a relinquishing or consenting parent and a

prospective adoptive parent, except in a stepparent adoption;

10. A copy of Section 7505-6.2 of Title 10 of the Oklahoma

Statutes, specifying the statutory list of items required to be

filed before the final hearing in an adoption;

11. The anticipated time frame for prosecuting a typical

uncontested adoption; and

12. Copies of the federal and Oklahoma Indian Child Welfare

Acts, found at 25 U.S.C., Sections 1901 through 1923 and Sections 40

through 40.9 of Title 10 of the Oklahoma Statutes, respectively.

B. Every adoptive parent and birth parent represented by legal

counsel in a direct-placement adoption of a minor in this state

shall:

1. Be provided by their respective attorneys an adoption full-

disclosure statement as provided for in subsection A of this

section; and

2. Read and sign the adoption full-disclosure statement

acknowledging that they have read and understand the statement.

C. The adoption full-disclosure statement signed by the

petitioner or petitioners shall be attached to the petition for

adoption filed with the court in each direct-placement adoption of a

minor in this state. As to birth parents, the signed adoption full-

disclosure statement shall be attached to the first entry of

appearance or pleading filed by counsel for said party. The

information disclosed in paragraph 6 of subsection A of this section

shall also be separately stated and attached as an addendum to the

adoption full-disclosure statement and the addendum shall not

disclose the caption of the proceeding, the identities of the

ched to the first entry of

appearance or pleading filed by counsel for said party. The

information disclosed in paragraph 6 of subsection A of this section

shall also be separately stated and attached as an addendum to the

adoption full-disclosure statement and the addendum shall not

disclose the caption of the proceeding, the identities of the

parties or attorney or any other information identifying the parties

or proceeding.