​Can you get an Annulment in Oklahoma?
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​​In Oklahoma, the Statute governing Annulment is found at 43 O.S. 128.  If the person is not of legal age, or lacks the ability to understand the nature of marriage, then Annulment can be requested in the proper court. 

​No person is permitted to marry another person after a divorce becomes final in Oklahoma until six months have passed, so an Annulment would also apply to violations of this provision.  It is possible to annul a marriage in Oklahoma if these statutory requirements are met.  

​“When either of the parties to a marriage shall be incapable, from want of age or understanding, of contracting such marriage, the same may be declared void by the district court, in an action brought by the incapable party or by the parent or guardian of such party; but the children of such marriage begotten before the same is annulled, shall be legitimate. Cohabitation after such incapacity ceases, shall be a sufficient defense to any such action.” 
​43 O.S. 128