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Oklahoma divorce law is confusing and complicated. It is important that you understand the process, because a divorce is one of the most important decisions of your life. Our lawyers at Atkins & Markoff want you to know that we understand how emotional the divorce process inevitably is and we want you to know we are here to help.
There are two types of legal divorce: absolute divorce and limited divorce. An absolute divorce is just that; the bonds between two parties are legally dissolved and the relationship ended. Generally, an absolute divorce stems from marital misconduct or illegal action that adversely affected the relationship. Anyone that participates in an absolute divorce must remain an Oklahoma resident for six months, and after such time has passed the two parties are no longer married and become single in the eyes of the law.

A limited divorce is similar to a trial separation in most states. The two parties of the divorce remain married in the eyes of the law, but the right to cohabitation is suspended indefinitely. Although the two parties may reconcile at some point in the future, many people see the limited divorces as the first steps towards final separation.

Oklahoma was also a pioneer in the “no-fault divorce”, wherein neither party must prove wrongdoing in order to receive dissolution of a marriage. In years past, when two people wanted to divorce they could only do so by proving that one party was guilty of one of a limited number of offenses. Fortunately, those who wished for privacy and discretion during their times of trial found a no-fault divorce the perfect way to preserve their dignity.

The decision to end your marriage is one of the most monumental crises any couple can face. We know that divorce is extremely physically, emotionally and mentally draining, and the professional guidance and years of experience of the lawyers at Atkins & Markoff will make your divorce proceedings as painless as possible. We can be your objective voice of reason through the emotional process.
Contact our sensitive, compassionate, and dedicated Oklahoma divorce lawyers to discuss your options today. We are here to help.

 
 
 
 

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