Don't Suggest Using Divorce.com Divorce.com was OK in terms of platform to fill out required paperwork, and if you purchase the premium service, it gets your paperwork to the court. But there was a significant delay in getting the paperwork to the other party after the company received it back from the court, and for no reason other than whoever was processing my case simply forgot about it. That led to significant problems moving forward, problems I'm still dealing with months later. Their execution of their basic job was subpar, at best. My divorce proceedings are now taking MONTHS longer because of their delay.

Process is a bit painful Questions in the questionnaire don’t match the ones on the actual form. The editing process is painful because you can’t just go into the form and make changes, you need to send a message with edits and then wait for them to reopen the online questions that still don’t match. And even though I paid for the expedited processing, the edits after the first review take days.

YOU'LL MADE IT EASIER THAN I THOUHT YOU'LL MADE IT EASIER THAN I THOUHT. THE PRICE WASNT BAD, N FROM ME LOOKING ONLINE THE PAPERWORK WAS A LOT MORE ONLINE THAN FROM YOU'LL. THANKS A LOT NOW I GOT TO WAIT FOR THE WIFE N GET THIS PAPERWORK COMPLETE SO YOU CAN MOVE FORWARD WITH THIS DIVORCE

Very good They were very professional and welcoming and showed much care and concern to help the process to move swiftly and quickly. I was treated like family. What I did not understand they took the time to ensure that I understood each step. They were extremely Professional, what I did not understand they provided the understanding, knowledge and wisdom to pursue my divorce. Very efficient.

Uncontested divorce Mind you, I'm still in the process of filing, so this is technically a partial experience review. That said, so far the process has been unstressful. It's been a relief actually. They're detailed and available should you have questions or don't understand something. In my case, it's a clean divorce, both parties going there own way with what they came in with. But I imagine if it were more complex, Divorce.com would still be equipped to handle it.