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Oklahoma allows for both no-fault and fault-based divorces. The difference comes down to whether the court will require one spouse to show that the marriage is ending because of the other spouses' behavior. You can expect a no-fault divorce in Oklahoma to be resolved much more quickly than a fault-based divorce.

Annulment Process in Oklahoma For a voidable marriage to be annulled in Oklahoma, the parties must appear before a judge and prove the grounds for annulment. The judge will consider relevant evidence such as documents and witness testimony as well as legal arguments that your attorney will make.

A marriage that has failed to be consummated could qualify for an annulment. So can marriages that involved fraud or deception. Any spouse who is deceived into a marriage is eligible for seeking an annulment. The state of Oklahoma does not force parties to remain married if one party was tricked into the marriage.

Voidable Marriages in Oklahoma One spouse being physically unable to have sex. One spouse having suffered a mental illness for five years or more. Marriage having occurred under coercion, fraud or duress. Marriage having occurred while one spouse was unable to consent to marriage due to mental incapacity or ...

In order to annul such a remarriage, an annulment action must be brought within the six-month period. However, Oklahoma law does not allow a marriage to be annulled on this ground if the spouses continue to cohabitate past the six-month period.

There is no prescribed time for annulment of marriage through the Family Court. Depending on the court's calendar, the entire process may take six months to four years.