Oklahoma Uncontested Divorce: Fast, Affordable & Simple
An Oklahoma uncontested divorce happens when both spouses agree on all major issues, such as property division, debt allocation, child custody, child support, and spousal support. You can start the process by filing a divorce petition, and your spouse either signs a waiver or is served and does not respond within the allowed timeframe.
Even if one spouse refuses to sign or cannot be located, an uncontested divorce is still possible. Our expert services guide you through the process quickly, efficiently, and affordably.
Learn more about uncontested divorces involving childrenTypical Costs for an Oklahoma Uncontested Divorce
- Court Filing Fees: $180–$200 (varies by county).
- Legal Services: Our services start at $99 for divorces without minor children.
- Additional Costs: Mediation, service of process, or parenting classes if required.
How to Keep Costs Low
- Agree Early: Settle property, custody, and support agreements before filing.
- Use Mediation: Resolve disputes outside of court to avoid extra fees.
- Complete Documents Correctly: Avoid delays and additional court costs with accurate forms.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What if we own property together?
A: We assist with equitable property division to ensure a fair outcome for both spouses.
Q: Can we use your services if there are minor children?
A: Absolutely. We help draft custody, visitation, and child support agreements compliant with Oklahoma law.
Q: Do you offer payment plans?
A: Yes. Flexible payment options make a cheap Oklahoma divorce accessible to everyone.
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Step-by-Step Oklahoma Uncontested Divorce Guide
- Residency Requirements: One spouse must have lived in Oklahoma for at least 6 months, 30 days in the filing county.
- File Petition: Submit a divorce petition outlining your requests with the district court.
- Service of Petition: Your spouse must be formally served via sheriff, process server, or certified mail.
- Waiver of Service: Your spouse may sign a waiver of service to avoid court appearances.
- Marital Settlement Agreement: Required if minor children are involved, covering custody, support, and insurance (learn more).
- Waiting Period: 90 days if minor children, 10 days if none. Waivers may apply.
- Final Hearing: Judge reviews paperwork; a brief hearing may be scheduled.
- Decree of Divorce: Judge signs the final decree, officially ending the marriage.
Additional Considerations
- Filing fee waivers may be available for unemployed or fixed-income plaintiffs.
- If the defendant cannot be located, divorce by publication is possible (learn more).
- If the defendant refuses to sign, legal service methods are available (see options).
Finalizing Your Divorce: The plaintiff typically attends the hearing unless a waiver is filed. The judge ensures all documents are correct, confirms the marriage is incompatible, and signs the decree. Copies are sent to the defendant. Remarriage is allowed after six months.
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