Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-1-122: Confidential information filed with court

A. Confidential information filed with or submitted to the

court in conjunction with any proceeding pursuant to the Oklahoma

Guardianship and Conservatorship Act, shall not constitute a public

record and shall be sealed by the court. Access to confidential

information shall be strictly controlled. Except upon court order,

no confidential information shall be disclosed to persons other

than:

1. The subject of the proceeding and the subject’s attorney;

2. The guardian ad litem;

3. If the subject of the confidential information is a ward,

the guardian or conservator of such ward;

4. If the subject of the confidential information is the

guardian or conservator, the ward and the subject’s attorney, and

the attorney of such guardian or conservator;

5. Abstractors licensed pursuant to the Oklahoma Abstractors

Law, for the purpose of having access to records regarding minors

and determinations of persons as incapacitated or partially

incapacitated persons pursuant to the Oklahoma Guardianship Act.

Abstractors shall maintain the confidentiality of this data, except

for such parts as are relevant to the land title being researched;

6. An authorized representative of the United States Department

of Veterans Affairs upon presentation of proper identification;

7. An authorized representative of the Department of Human

Services upon presentation of proper identification; and

8. An authorized representative of the State Department of

Health including, but not limited to, an authorized representative

of the Office of Client Advocacy, upon presentation of proper

identification.

B. The fact of the existence of a guardianship or

conservatorship of a person or that person’s estate shall not be

considered confidential information.