Matthew P.

Starts off saying 139, then throws in a 8.95 processing fee, then another 30 to print on special paper that courts are more likely to accept. Then you're told it will be 5 to 10 business days, or for another 89 the forms will be ready tomorrow. And the tiny little line that informs you there is no guarantee that the courts will accept any of the forms. Save your money and time. All the forms and instructions for filing you need can be downloaded for free from your governments website. Fill them out, get them notarized (which you still need to do using this service), make the necessary copies (which you will still need to do using this service), take them to the courts and pay to file them (which you will still need to do using this service). Just save yourself a month of waiting and close to $200 to put towards court filing costs, which you will still need to pay using this service.