Patricia Parry
GBBest Decision You fill in the blanks and a day later you print all the documents and you do the rest.
Stephen
GBGood helper today. But this was my 4 th attempt Today was a good experience. My call went almost directly to a representative. However I had called 3 other times this week. After a 5 minute wait time a machine asked for my call back number. Which is a nice service some companies offer. However I never did receive a return phone call. Today like magic however I got directly through.
Jennifer Black
GBIt was super easy It was super easy. All the paperwork you need is already typed out, all you have to do is enter your and your spouces information, print the paperwork out, have signatures you need notarized notarized and file it with the court. I am happily divorced now. It took a minute but most of that was my own fault. Also, if your spouse is in another State, call the Sheriff's office where they live. Find out how much it will cost to have them served the divorce papers. Do it through the Sheriff. I was told sending the divorce papers certified and return receipt would be good enough. Well some judges don't see it that way. So don't try to save a penny, just get the money order or bank check and mail it all to the Sheriff where your soon to be ex lives. Saves a lot of time. I started this on July 8th, filled at the court July 11th and was divorced November 3rd. Best day this year...lol
Susan Glitschka
GBIt was very easy to answer the… It was very easy to answer the questions. Of course, some of the questions I personally couldn't answer. But it was easy to use. I recommend Divorcenet to anyone who is going through this.
Adam Ambrose
GBLost data and atrocious customer service They lost months of data I had entered into their questionaire back in mid-September. Apparently this is a widespread problem. I have tried communicating with them over many weeks, and they give me the runaround every time. Better to use paper and pencil, better a spreadsheet, better anything but this incredible waste of money and time on a service that can't do the ONE thing it's supposed to do: save your data.