This website was a lifesaver! This website was a lifesaver! I was stressed, out of money, out of time, couldn't hire a lawyer and my world was narrowing fast. Luckily while doing research I landed on 3StepDivorce, read the guidelines, followed the process which is pretty easy and straightforward, and I was printing my filing documents in no time! The only thing better would have been if they offered online filing as well, so you don't have to print and file yourself. Overall it was a great experience!

The over all process is rather step by… The over all process is rather step by step simple. Navigating through sections is easy if you have to make corrections. However, at the end of the process you are kind of left without direction. I’m assuming the information is submitted to someone for drafting and filed with the courts.

Not Great if Uncontested in Colorado This could be a great service but it doesn’t match Colorado law. I could not have it fill out the correct forms as a petitioner/co-petitioner. It kept asking questions as if my ex and I were contesting the divorce. When I asked for a refund because it did not follow the guarantee for accuracy in all states, I was denied.

3StepDisaster What should have been a simple straightforward divorce turned into a 6-month nightmare. Mistake after mistake made. When I pointed out a fee had already been paid, was documented by them, the young woman told me "It's your divorce. Don't want to pay, don't get divorced.) I found the parent company who supposedly oversaw 3Step. The errors continued. I ended up with a full refund and took over the paperwork myself. My divorce finalized within 2 business days. Sadly, there are other people going through the same disaster and are not able to speak to anyone at 3Step nor get any email responses.

3Step divorce leads you to believe all… 3Step divorce leads you to believe all forms will be ready for filing when completed. This is not the case at all. The forms are filled with the basic information and left unediteable except for the separation agreement. Financial forms and irretrievable breakdown are left completely blank except for the names. So, you must hand write in all that information, because it won't be typed. All of these forms are completely able to be filled out in almost the same manner for free on my state's website. I was hoping for help with wording and technical law jargon, however the areas I needed help with were all left blank. Unable to reach anyone for assistance. So, I have paid $149 for forms I can't use. Why they are allowed to have a service for basically auto-filling in your names and addresses is beyond me.