Annulment is a decree ending an illegal marital relationship, while a divorce is the termination of a legal marriage. The Oklahoma annulment laws state that the court has the right to declare a marriage void. To claim an annulment in Oklahoma, one must prove any of the following grounds set by Oklahoma annulment laws:
Mental Incapacitation
Oklahoma annulment laws state that a mentally incapacitated person can’t enter into a marital contract. If your spouse is mentally incapacitated, you can obtain Oklahoma annulment.
Underage Marriage
According to Oklahoma annulment laws, if a person has not attained the legal marriageable age specified by Oklahoma marriage laws, s/he can’t get married. However if you have done that, you can get your marriage annulled in Oklahoma.
Fraud
Fraud is a legal annulment ground in Oklahoma. You can get annulment in Oklahoma if your spouse obtained your consent for marriage by fraud or by misrepresenting him or herself.
Incest
Entering into a marriage with too close a blood relation is known as incest. Oklahoma annulment laws restrict marital contracts between, mother-son, father-daughter, uncle-niece, brother-sister and the like.
Impotency
Impotence is a valid annulment ground according to Oklahoma annulment laws. If your spouse is impotent, you can get your marriage annulled in Oklahoma.
