Ray O.
I thought Complete Case was service not subscription
When I signed up for Complete Case, it was not explained to me that this was a subscription service that would charge me each month if I did not finish it. My divorce has been stalled by my spouse and I am being charged monthly now to "keep" my forms active and available. If you charge a set fee for your service, then it's not a subscription but a service, and you should have access to that service in the future if you wish, BUT NOT WITH a COMPLETE CASE. When you don't pay you don't get access to your divorce forms. WHY do you do this Complete Case? With technology, there is no reason not to allow people access to their accounts for extended periods. Shame on you Complete Case.