How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Oklahoma?
Last reviewed August 1, 2026 · General information, not legal advice.
The cost of an Oklahoma divorce comes down to two things: the court’s filing fee and whatever you spend preparing the documents. An uncontested, do-it-yourself divorce is dramatically cheaper than hiring an attorney.
Court filing fees
Oklahoma district courts charge a filing fee for a divorce — a statutory base of $183 (28 O.S. § 152) plus itemized statewide add-ons, so most self-represented filers pay $258.39 ($268.39 in counties that also charge the lengthy-trial fund). Ask your county court clerk for the exact amount.
This fee is paid directly to the court clerk, not to any preparation service. If you can’t afford it, you can file a Pauper’s Affidavit (In Forma Pauperis) asking the judge to waive it.
Document preparation
An attorney-drafted uncontested divorce commonly runs $1,500–$5,000. Online document services vary widely — many advertise a low up-front price but then charge a recurring monthly subscription. We charge a single flat fee with no subscription; see our pricing page.
Other possible costs
Service of process (if your spouse doesn’t sign a waiver) can add roughly $40–$150. A parenting class (required when there are minor children) has a small fee. Certified copies of your final Decree cost a few dollars each.
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