1County 2Eligibility 3Children 4Your info 5Review Where will your case be filed? An Oklahoma divorce is filed in the district court of the county where you or your spouse has lived for at least the last 30 days. Filing county Select your county… Adair County - Stilwell Alfalfa County - Cherokee Atoka County - Atoka Beaver County - Beaver Beckham County - Sayre Blaine County - Watonga Bryan County - Durant Caddo County - Anadarko Canadian County - El Reno Carter County - Ardmore Cherokee County - Tahlequah Choctaw County - Hugo Cimarron County - Boise City Cleveland County - Norman Coal County - Coalgate Comanche County - Lawton Cotton County - Walters Craig County - Vinita Creek County - Sapulpa Custer County - Arapaho Delaware County - Jay Dewey County - Taloga Ellis County - Arnett Garfield County - Enid Garvin County - Pauls Valley Grady County - Chickasha Grant County - Medford Greer County - Mangum Harmon County - Hollis Harper County - Buffalo Haskell County - Stigler Hughes County - Holdenville Jackson County - Altus Jefferson County - Waurika Johnston County - Tishomingo Kay County - Newkirk Kingfisher County - Kingfisher Kiowa County - Hobart Latimer County - Wilburton Le Flore County - Poteau Lincoln County - Chandler Logan County - Guthrie Love County - Marietta Major County - Fairview Marshall County - Madill Mayes County - Pryor Creek McClain County - Purcell McCurtain County - Idabel McIntosh County - Eufaula Murray County - Sulphur Muskogee County - Muskogee Noble County - Perry Nowata County - Nowata Okfuskee County - Okemah Oklahoma County - Oklahoma City Okmulgee County - Okmulgee Osage County - Pawhuska Ottawa County - Miami Pawnee County - Pawnee Payne County - Stillwater Pittsburg County - McAlester Pontotoc County - Ada Pottawatomie County - Shawnee Pushmataha County - Antlers Roger Mills County - Cheyenne Rogers County - Claremore Seminole County - Wewoka Sequoyah County - Sallisaw Stephens County - Duncan Texas County - Guymon Tillman County - Frederick Tulsa County - Tulsa Wagoner County - Wagoner Washington County - Bartlesville Washita County - New Cordell Woods County - Alva Woodward County - Woodward Not sure which county? Pick where you have lived the last 30 days. We will confirm venue before drafting. Continue → Do you qualify? Four quick questions. Nothing here is a credit check and nothing is shared. Has either you or your spouse lived in Oklahoma for the last 6 months? Oklahoma law requires six months of state residency before a divorce can be filed. Yes No Has one of you lived in that filing county for at least 30 days? Yes No Do you and your spouse agree to the divorce and to how property, debt and any children will be handled? You do not need every detail settled today - but your spouse cannot be fighting the divorce. Yes No / not sure Do you know where your spouse lives or how to reach them? Yes No Is either spouse currently pregnant? Not a disqualifier - Oklahoma judges just handle these cases differently, so our attorney needs to know. No Yes ← Back Continue → Are there minor children? This is what decides your package and which documents Oklahoma requires. Do you and your spouse have any children under 18 (or still in high school) together? No Yes How many? Heads up: when minor children are involved, Oklahoma generally requires a 90-day waiting period after the petition is filed, a guideline child support computation, and a parenting plan. All of that is included in the with-children package. ← Back Continue → Where should we send your portal login? Your questionnaire and finished documents live in a private portal on this site. We need an email to create it. First name Last name Email Mobile phone Document preparation only. IMPORTANT: This is a document preparation service only. No attorney-client relationship is created by purchasing or using this service. We do not provide legal advice, we do not represent you in court, and we cannot tell you what you should agree to. If you need legal advice or representation, you should hire a lawyer for that purpose. I understand this service prepares my documents and does not represent me in court, and that no attorney-client relationship is created. ← Back See my price → Your quote Nothing is charged until you complete checkout on the next screen. Filing court- Children- Add-on services We file it and set the hearing +$250 Instead of taking the papers to the courthouse yourself, we file your case with the court clerk in your county and get your case set for its final hearing. Court clerk filing fees are separate and paid to the court. Expedited preparation +$99 Your documents are drafted and attorney-reviewed within one business day of your completed questionnaire instead of the standard turnaround. Total Court costs are separate. Court clerk filing fees are paid directly to the court and are not included in our fee. They generally run $250-$300 depending on the county. ← Back Continue to secure checkout · ! 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