Oklahoma Minor -- Defined -- Right to Sue or Defend refers to the right of a minor (a person under the age of 18) to bring civil lawsuits or to defend themselves in court in the state of Oklahoma. Under Oklahoma law, a minor may bring a civil lawsuit, without a guardian or parent, to seek damages for personal injury, breach of contract, or other civil matters. A minor may also defend themselves in court, and may be represented by an attorney, if necessary. There are two types of Oklahoma Minor -- Defined -- Right to Sue or Defend: suits brought against a minor, and suits brought by a minor. In suits brought against a minor, the minor must be represented by a guardian or parent. In suits brought by a minor, the minor may represent themselves and seek damages, or may be represented by an attorney.