Uncontested Divorce in Oklahoma with No Minor Children

⚡️ Get your uncontested, no-children divorce finalized in as little as 10 days—the fastest possible timeline allowed by Oklahoma law.

If you and your spouse agree on all terms (property, debt, etc.) and have no minor children together, the process of obtaining a divorce in Oklahoma is remarkably simple and fast. Ready Divorce Service specializes in preparing the specific forms needed to utilize the state's **10-day waiting period** and the **Waiver of Appearance** procedure, minimizing your trips to the courthouse.

The Key to the 10-Day Divorce: The Waiver Procedure

Oklahoma law requires a **mandatory 10-day waiting period** from the date the divorce petition is filed before a judge can issue a final decree in cases without minor children. To ensure the process stays on this rapid timeline, two critical steps are necessary, which we handle through precise document preparation:

1. **Filing the Petition:** The process begins when one party (the Petitioner) files the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage in the appropriate county.
2. **The Entry of Appearance and Waiver:** The non-filing spouse (the Respondent) must sign a notarized document called the **Entry of Appearance and Waiver of Service**. This document accomplishes two things:
   • ✅ It waives the need for formal service by a sheriff or process server (saving time and money).
   • ✅ It confirms the Respondent agrees to the divorce terms and waives their right to appear in court, allowing the Petitioner to finalize the case quickly after the 10-day waiting period.

By using the waiver procedure, you avoid unnecessary delays and are positioned to request your final hearing immediately after the 10-day minimum waiting period has passed.

How Ready Divorce Service Simplifies Your Forms

Your responsibility is agreement; ours is preparation. We ensure you have every required form for your specific county, pre-filled for your signature, including:

• The Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
• The **Entry of Appearance and Waiver**
• The Final Decree of Divorce, reflecting all agreed-upon terms for property and debt division.
• Clear, step-by-step instructions for filing at your local county courthouse.