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Oklahoma County Divorce Records

Records of divorce in Oklahoma County are available through several channels. OklahomaCourt.us allows you to quickly find public information about divorces related to this county. Additionally, records can be obtained directly from the district court that issued the decision, at the County Clerk's office, or through the Oklahoma State Department of Health's Office of Vital Records.

Oklahoma Divorce Records Search

In Oklahoma County, divorce cases are handled by the District Court — the court of general jurisdiction. After a decision is made by the judge, all case materials are stored by the Oklahoma County Court Clerk, whose office is the largest in the state. The collection of records includes:

  • Decree of Divorce
  • Settlement agreements
  • Orders regarding child custody and support
  • Petitions, responses, and interim orders

Separately, the state of Oklahoma, through the Office of Vital Records, maintains divorce certificates — brief confirmatory documents that record the fact of divorce without details of property settlement. Note: birth and death certificates are issued by Vital Records, while marriage and divorce certificates are issued by the Court Clerk of the county where the case was filed.

Oklahoma County Court Clerk
321 Park Avenue, Suite 204Oklahoma City, OK 73102Phone: (405) 713-1713Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 17:00

Where Divorce Records Are Filed in Oklahoma

Divorce in Oklahoma is processed through the District Court of the county where the plaintiff or defendant resides. For residents of Oklahoma County, this is the District Court of Oklahoma County. When the judge signs the decree, the document is immediately registered at the Court Clerk's office.

Which institution to choose depends on the purpose of the request:

  1. Full court file (text of the decision, agreements, custody orders) — request from the Court Clerk.
  2. Short certificate confirming the fact of divorce — issued by the same Court Clerk of the county where the case was filed.
  3. Statistical data and reports on divorces throughout the state are published by the Center for Health Statistics at OSDH.

If you do not know in which county the case was filed, start your search at OklahomaCourt.us — the resource will help determine the necessary jurisdiction.

Oklahoma County Court Clerk (Family Division)
321 Park Avenue, Suite 204Oklahoma City, OK 73102Phone: (405) 713-1713
Oklahoma State Department of Health — Office of Vital Records
1000 NE 10th StreetOklahoma City, OK 73117Phone: (405) 426-8600

Divorce Record Search Fees, Copy Costs, and Processing Times in Oklahoma

ServiceFeeTypical Processing Time
Certified copy of divorce decree (Court Clerk)$1.00 for the first page + $0.50 for each additional page1–3 business days for in-person requests
Divorce certificate (Court Clerk)$5.001–5 business days
Search fee (Court Clerk)$5.00Depends on the complexity of the request
Mail request (Court Clerk)Cost of copies + mailing expenses2–4 weeks