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The grounds for an annulment in Oklahoma are generally concerned with the mental capacity and good faith of the parties at the time they entered into the marriage contract. You cannot have your marriage annulled simply because you have only been married a short time, or because the marriage was not consummated.

A marriage that takes place before the expiration of six months from the date either spouse was divorced is a voidable marriage. In order to annul such a remarriage, an annulment action must be brought within the six-month period.

The cost of a simple divorce in Oklahoma typically includes attorney fees and court costs. The average cost of an uncontested divorce in Oklahoma is around $1,500 to $3,000. This cost can vary depending on the complexity of the issues involved and the specific fees charged by your divorce attorney.

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.

Oklahoma doesn't have a procedure for filing a joint petition for uncontested divorce. Instead, one spouse (the "petitioner") must start the proceeding by filing a petition for dissolution of marriage. Among other things, the petition must state the ground (or legal reason) for the divorce.

Grounds for Annulment in Oklahoma Currently, there are only two categories for void marriages in Oklahoma. Those are incestuous marriages, or marriages that include bigamy or polygamy. A marriage that falls into one of these two categories is not considered legal in Oklahoma.