OKLAHOMA UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
(No Minor Children)
This DIY uncontested divorce packet is designed for married couples in Oklahoma with no minor children who agree on all terms and want to prepare their own paperwork without hiring an attorney.
Choose the version that fits how you want to complete your forms: Print & Fill or Adobe Fillable
Both versions include the same court-approved Oklahoma divorce forms, step-by-step instructions, and video tutorials. The only difference is how you complete the paperwork.
Adobe Fillable Packet $150
Type directly on your computer Clean, professional court presentation Uses free Adobe Acrobat Reader Ideal if you prefer typing or editing Video tutorials included
Includes identical legal documents, tutorials and filing instructions
Print & Fill Packet
$130
Print and handwrite your answers No software required Same court-approved forms Same instructions & videos Best if you prefer to handwrite your answers
Includes identical legal documents, tutorials and filing instructions
What you get
- All the necessary legal forms to complete your case
- Printable instructions
- Audio tutorials explaining all the documents
- Oklahoma Statute Reference
- Checklist
Step 1
Buy the packet and download instantly after checkout. Choose either the fill and print option or print and fill in the blank
Step 2
Follow the step-by-step instructions included in the package
Step 3
Fill out your documents, get your spouse’s signature and file the documents with your local court clerk.
Who It's For & Who It's Not For
Who It's for
- Residents of Oklahoma
- Married couples who have reached an agreement about all debt and property division
- Anyone who wants affordable legal documents without the expense of an attorney
who it's not for
- Contested or complicated cases and cases with high assets
- People who need specific legal advice or the assistance of an attorney
- Couples who have minor children together
- A spouse who cannot locate the other spouse
Is this right for you?
If any of these don’t apply, this product may not be the right fit.
You live in Oklahoma
You and your spouse agree on the divorce
Your spouse is willing to sign a Waiver
You have no minor children together
You have agreed to all property and debt division
You want to save money & prepare the paperwork yourself
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the court accept these forms?
Every judge has discretion, but this packet follows Oklahoma statutes and local formatting standards. Everyone who has used my forms have done so successfully. If you encounter a judge who wants something changed, reach out to me and I will assist you with the requested changes.
What if I don’t know where my spouse lives?
If you and your spouse have been separated for years and you don’t know their current address, you can still file for divorce using this packet. However, you may also need to complete a publication packet so the court can notify your spouse through legal notice. If this applies to you, contact us before filing so we can make sure you have the right set of documents.
Do I have to go to court?
Yes. Even in an uncontested divorce, Oklahoma law requires at least one spouse to appear before a judge. In the case where you don’t know where your spouse is, you may have to appear before the Judge twice. Once to request to publish the divorce in a newspaper and the second time to get your divorce finalized. Both times, the judge will review your paperwork and ask a few simple questions before signing the documents.
What costs are not included?
Court filing fees (around $275), notary fees, and process server costs are not included in this packet. If your spouse’s whereabouts are unknown, you may also need to serve them by publication. In that case, you’ll need a Publication Packet (sold separately for $100). This packet is paralegal-created, very specific, and tailored to meet Oklahoma court requirements. You’ll also pay the newspaper directly to publish the notice — usually $80–$100 depending on the publication.
Is this legal advice?
No. Hometown Legal Forms is not a law firm. This packet provides self-help documents and instructions based on Oklahoma law. If you need legal advice, you should speak with an attorney.
How long does the divorce process take?
From the date you file the petition, you must wait a minimum of 10 days before a judge can sign your decree. The actual amount of time depends on when the judge has time available to set your case and how long it take for your spouse to sign the documents and return them to you.
What is the refund/return policy
Because these are digital products with immediate access, we do not offer refunds or returns. Please read the product description carefully to be sure it’s the right fit before purchasing. Once the product is purchased, all sales are final.