None of these online law schools have the proper credentials. However, if you really want a law degree, go for the cheapest online law school. I say this because any state bar association, for now, will give you grief for having studied law online regardless of the online law school you studied at. But, many state bar associations will let you sit for their bar exams if you can prove you know just as much as, or even more, than a brick and mortar, ABA approved law school graduate.
You have to keep in mind that you will have to know much, much more than the average brick and mortar law school graduate. And, you have to establish a reputation for knowledge of the law. While you are studying at any one of the online law schools, it will be very helpful to you to publish articles online on various issues of the law; either in a legal repository website or in your own blog that you make public.
Right now I am studying for a paralegal certificate because I have several degrees from brick and mortar schools. But, I am also working on a J.D. law degree online. To date, I have only written two articles on legal issues. One was co-authored with another paralegal student from the same school.
I will publish more within the next three years.
Keep me posted on what you decide to do. We can help each other get through this.