Texas Divorce OnlineReviews of texasdivorceonline.com

I am satisfied with every aspect of my experience.

So far it's has been nothing but a con job. I've done everything I was directed to do. My soon to be ex made changes and I approved them. I paid more money. Now they keep asking me for more money. They are refusing to move forward even though I have a copy from my bank and the email showing. It's a scam. I can't move on and they keep holding my divorce hostage for more money. I've called and they say "oh we can see you've paid. But..." The positive reviews have to be a scam. This company is playing games with my life and are unwilling to move forward until I give them even more money. They will keep take your money while saying you never paid. Be careful. Actually, don't use them. EVER!

Great service!! Communication to customer is very important and could've been better. I paid for expedited/priority service but the initial handling was slow. I got to call and email them. The process was fast/quick after that. The petition drafted within 2 weeks and then filed with court on day 19 from first login. Not bad!

This was seamless. I appreciate this service.

This has been an on-again, off-again process for us, and I am guessing that is true for many couples going through this process. At first we didn't go any farther than entering some data. Then, as fights wore on, we went further. Texas Divorce Online never hurried me, so they could get paid. When I needed to make a change to the document, it did cost $50 but they responded quickly and made that happen. I am truly grateful for TexasDivorceOnline for making this happen. I just hope I NEVER have to use them again. LOL

The $ amount was not was was advertised when I 1st saw the ad but I am nearly done I hope.

Texas Divorce Online eventually refunded me $530.45, but there is still $36.55 of my money that remains unresolved. I originally paid a $400 Court Fee Deposit. Texas Divorce Online now claims the actual court costs were $363.45, leaving $36.55. According to their own calculation, that $36.55 was applied toward their $196 Final Fee, reducing the separate payment I had to make to $159.45. They refunded the $159.45 payment, but not the additional $36.55 of my money that they acknowledge was applied toward that same service fee. When they sent me their calculation, I responded using their own numbers and explained that if the $36.55 from my court deposit was transferred toward the Final Fee, then it became part of the $196 service fee. Therefore, if that service fee is being refunded, the $36.55 should be included as well. I also asked them to provide a receipt or itemized documentation showing that the $363.45 they claim was actually paid in court costs was paid on my behalf. After I raised those points and requested proof, they stopped responding to my emails. I have still not received the $36.55 or documentation supporting the $363.45 court-cost figure. I appreciate that they eventually refunded $530.45, but this remaining amount and the lack of documentation are still unresolved.

Great experience